CORDELL HULL RESIGNS - SOUND

Cordell Hull, appointed Secretary of State by President Roosevelt in 1933, recognized the threat of aggressors and advocated for peace at the Pan-American Conference. He played a key role in the Moscow Conference, signing for post-war cooperation with Russian Foreign Minister Molotov. At Dumbarton Oaks, Hull supported plans for an international organization to maintain peace. Due to ill health, Hull resigned and was succeeded by Edward R. Stettinius, who took over during a critical wartime period.

What was Cordell Hull's stance at the Pan-American Conference regarding the invasion of the American hemisphere?

• He supported the invasion by foreign powers.

• He was determined to prevent any invasion by foreign powers.

• He encouraged alliances with aggressors.

• He was indifferent to the invasion threats.

During the Moscow Conference, what significant action did Secretary Hull take?

• He declared war on Russia.

• He signed agreements for post-war cooperation with Russia.

• He resigned from his position.

• He opposed any cooperation with Russia.

What was Cordell Hull's role at Dumbarton Oaks?

• He supported plans for an international organization to maintain peace.

• He resigned from his position.

• He opposed the creation of an international organization.

• He was not involved in Dumbarton Oaks.

Who succeeded Cordell Hull as Secretary of State?

• Molotov

• Harry S. Truman

• Edward R. Stettinius

• Franklin D. Roosevelt

Why did Cordell Hull resign from his position as Secretary of State?

• He disagreed with the President.

• He wanted to pursue a different career.

• He was appointed to a higher position.

• He resigned due to ill health.