World War II Primary Sources
Historical documents. What clues can you gather about the time, place, players, and culture?

Okay, okay, it's a speech. But close enough. In this speech, Churchill tells the members of Parliament that he'll give everything he has to the cause of fighting evil and tyranny, and Britain has to stand up and fight.

This speech is FDR's reaction to Japan's attack: it's shocked, it's angry, it's articulate, and most of all, it's vengeance-y.

But then we've got this reaction to Pearl Harbor, which leaves us with a bad taste in our mouths. This is the executive order that yanked over a hundred thousand Japanese-Americans out of their homes and into internment camps.