FDR Addresses Nation Pt3, Enlisting Is A Privilege

The transcript discusses the notion of sacrifice in the context of national service, emphasizing that serving in the military is not a sacrifice but a privilege. It highlights the importance of giving one's best for the nation's survival and future, framing military service as a duty and honor rather than a burden.

What does the speaker suggest about the term 'sacrifice' in the context of national service?

• It is not the correct term to use.

• It is the most appropriate term.

• It should be used more often.

• It is irrelevant to the discussion.

According to the speaker, what is the role of individuals when the nation is under threat?

• To avoid involvement.

• To do everything possible to support the nation.

• To focus on personal goals.

• To seek international help.

How does the speaker describe the act of serving in the military?

• As a temporary duty.

• As a necessary evil.

• As a burden.

• As a privilege.

What is the speaker's view on the age of individuals serving in the military?

• Age is a barrier to service.

• Only experienced individuals should serve.

• Age does not matter; both old and young can serve.

• Only young people should serve.

What is the speaker's overall message about serving the nation?

• It is only for those who are forced to do so.

• It is a privilege and a duty, not a sacrifice.

• It is a sacrifice that everyone must make.

• It is an outdated concept.