Wendell Willkie In Canada, Advocates 'People's War'

Wendell Wilkie, in Toronto, advocates for Canadian aid to Russia and emphasizes the importance of defining war purposes during the conflict. He calls for a people's war and peace, stressing that the global populace must win both. Wilkie expresses concern that the war might end before a common understanding of its goals and post-war hopes is achieved.

What was Wendell Wilkie's stance on Canadian aid to Russia?

• He was indifferent.

• He was unaware of it.

• He supported it.

• He opposed it.

Where did Wilkie inspect the weapons of war?

• In Montreal

• In Vancouver

• In Toronto

• In Ottawa

What did Wilkie emphasize in his speech to the Canadian audience?

• The need for more weapons

• The importance of a people's war and peace

• The necessity of political reforms

• The significance of economic growth

According to Wilkie, when should people define their purposes?

• Never

• Before the war

• During the war

• After the war

What does Wilkie fear might happen before a common understanding is reached?

• The war might be forgotten

• The war might escalate

• The war might end

• The war might spread