During Great Depression, US judge Ben Lindsey talks about young unemployed men wandering the country

The transcript highlights a shift from complacency to a harsh reality in the United States, where many are migrating south to escape the cold northern winters. This movement is seen as a significant tragedy, particularly due to the wastage of youth, considered the nation's best asset.

What did people in the United States believe about certain negative events?

• They were prepared for such events.

• They ignored the possibility of such events.

• They thought such events were inevitable.

• They believed such events could never happen.

What does the speaker imply about the nation's preparedness for unforeseen events?

• The nation is well-prepared.

• The nation is complacent.

• The nation is indifferent.

• The nation is over-prepared.

Why are thousands of people moving towards the south?

• To escape the cold northern winter.

• To find better job opportunities.

• To seek adventure.

• To join family members.

What is considered the greatest tragedy of our time according to the speaker?

• Wastage of youth.

• Political instability.

• Economic downturn.

• Environmental degradation.

What is the speaker's view on the youth of the nation?

• They are responsible for the current situation.

• They are a burden to society.

• They are the nation's best asset.

• They are indifferent to national issues.