Franklin D. Roosevelt's Address to Congress

What significant event occurred on December 7, 1941, according to Franklin D. Roosevelt's speech?

• The United States was attacked by Japan.

• The United States declared war on Japan.

• The United States signed a peace treaty with Japan.

• The United States joined the Allied forces.

What was the main reason Franklin D. Roosevelt addressed Congress on December 8, 1941?

• To request a declaration of war against Japan.

• To announce a peace agreement with Japan.

• To discuss economic policies.

• To propose new legislation.

Which location was NOT mentioned as being attacked by Japanese forces in Roosevelt's speech?

• Hawaii

• Malaya

• Hong Kong

• Australia

What did Roosevelt emphasize about the attack on Pearl Harbor?

• It was a surprise and deliberate attack.

• It was expected and planned by the U.S.

• It was a minor skirmish.

• It was a diplomatic misunderstanding.

What did Roosevelt request from Congress in his speech?

• A declaration of war against Japan.

• A peace treaty with Japan.

• Increased military funding.

• A new trade agreement with Japan.

Do you think this attack would be enough to justify the United States entering World War Two? Why or why not?