Some of Bryan’s opponents compared him to Maximilien Robespierre. What fear are they trying to arouse through this comparison?

Bryan asserts that this law “was not unconstitutional when it was passed.” Whom does he blame for its unconstitutionality?

What specific item does the narrator note “saves a lot of lives” during the combat?

The naval bombardment of the island completely wipes out the Japanese defenders.

The dead at Tarawa are “the price we have to pay for” what?

According to narrator Milton Eisenhower, what change occurred to the American Pacific coast following the attack on Pearl Harbor in December 1941?

What historical figure’s story does Bryan evoke in his climactic closing lines?

Bryan compares William McKinley, his future opponent in the campaign, to what historical figure?

At what point do these men learn what the objective of this mission is?

Bryan received unanimous and enthusiastic support from his fellow Democrats.