US Secretary of State Hull addresses Congress in Washington, DC, during World War II

The transcript discusses a declaration by major world powers, including the United States, Britain, the Soviet Union, and China, to unite against common enemies and establish a general international organization based on sovereign equality. It emphasizes the importance of peace-loving states working together for security and outlines commitments to consult and act jointly to maintain peace. The declaration also includes post-war commitments to limit military use within other states' territories.

Which countries were involved in the united action to prosecute the war against common enemies?

• United States, Britain, Soviet Union, China

• United States, France, Germany, China

• Britain, Soviet Union, Germany, Japan

• United States, Italy, Soviet Union, China

What is the principle that the future international organization is based on?

• Cultural diversity

• Military strength

• Sovereign equality of all peace-loving states

• Economic equality

What is the foundation stone for the future international organization?

• Military alliances

• Cultural exchange programs

• Sovereign equality of all peace-loving states

• Economic cooperation

What do the governments agree to do pending the inauguration of a permanent system of general security?

• Reduce trade barriers

• Form new alliances

• Increase military spending

• Consult with one another and other UN members

What is the pledge regarding the use of forces after the termination of hostilities?

• To withdraw all forces to home countries

• To increase military presence globally

• To not employ forces within other states' territories except as outlined

• To employ forces freely in any territory