Woodrow Wilson's Vision and Leadership

The speaker reflects on Woodrow Wilson's vision for peace after WWI, acknowledging its failure due to political realities. He then discusses a plan to end the Vietnam War, aiming for a just and lasting peace. The speaker emphasizes his responsibility as president to lead the nation towards this goal, promising to do so with strength and wisdom.

What was Woodrow Wilson's vision after World War I?

• A world dominated by a single superpower

• A technological revolution

• A war to end all wars

• A new economic order

What happened to Woodrow Wilson's dream for peace?

• It led to another world war

• It was realized immediately

• It was supported by all nations

• It was shattered by great power politics

What is the speaker's plan regarding the Vietnam War?

• To withdraw immediately without any plan

• To seek help from other nations

• To end the war in a way that brings lasting peace

• To escalate the war

How does the speaker's plan align with Woodrow Wilson's vision?

• It focuses on economic growth

• It seeks a just and lasting peace

• It promotes technological advancements

• It aims to dominate other nations

What responsibility does the speaker hold as president?

• Dominating other nations

• Choosing the best path to peace and leading the nation

• Managing the economy

• Overseeing technological advancements

What does the speaker pledge to the nation?

• To ignore international relations

• To focus solely on economic growth

• To meet the responsibility with strength and wisdom

• To dominate other countries