Roosevelt speech

In early 1941, as the 77th Congress convenes, the U.S. President outlines a clear policy against wars of aggression, emphasizing America's commitment to supporting democracies. The U.S. pledges to provide resources and military aid, including ships, planes, and tanks, to help democracies regain and maintain freedom. The President warns that dictators will not wait for an act of war, citing historical examples of aggression against Norway, Belgium, and the Netherlands.

What was the significance of the dictators not waiting for an act of war?

What examples did the president give to illustrate the aggressiveness of dictators?