Raymond Moley on Nazism during mock trial of Adolf Hitler

The transcript discusses the principles that should govern civilization, contrasting them with barbaric ideologies. It highlights the historical context of the nation's founding and its challenge to older civilizations. The speaker emphasizes the ongoing effort to implement justice for all Americans and condemns Hitlerism as a threat to these values.

What is the main principle that the speaker opposes in the first section?

• Blood relationship as a governing principle

• Economic inequality

• Religious intolerance

• Technological advancement

What challenge did the new nation pose to the old world?

• It displayed a new experiment in governance.

• It declared war on Europe and Asia.

• It isolated itself from global affairs.

• It introduced a new economic system.

How did the nation defend its principles according to the second section?

• Through diplomatic negotiations

• By forming alliances

• With blood and treasure

• By adopting new technologies

What is the speaker's view on Hitlerism?

• It is misunderstood.

• It is the enemy of the speaker's country and faith.

• It is a minor threat.

• It is a necessary evil.

What ongoing effort is highlighted in the final section?

• Developing new technologies

• Expanding territorial boundaries

• Implementing justice for all Americans

• Increasing military power