Answers AZ-USAZ History B SS302Goals and Policies of the New Deal

Goals and Policies of the New Deal Answers

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What is the main idea of this excerpt?

People have the right to break ties with a government and to express their reasons for doing so.

People have the right to establish political control over weaker governments.

People have the right to enforce the government system that is best for all humankind.

People have the right to create laws that protect nature.

What evidence in the background information gives the speech historical context? Check all that apply.

The speech was given in 1939, before World War II began.

The intended audience was the government of Japan.

The relationship between the United States and Japan was tense.

The source is a radio address delivered by US president Franklin D. Roosevelt.

The speech was given in response to a Japanese attack.

What was the purpose of the speech?

to propose a plan to establish a peaceful solution between the US and Japan

to present advances in weapons technology

to request funding to repair and restore Pearl Harbor

to request a declaration of war on Japan

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