What did the prime minister of great britain speak to congress about in 1941

On Dec. 26, 1941 the PM of Britain Winston Churchill addressed the joint meeting of congress. He came to Washington to talk about the military strategy with President Franklin D Roosevelt. Churchill predicted the allies  would need at least 18 months to tilt the war if favour of Allies defeat Germany. He even flashed "V" sign, the speech lasted for half an hour

The missing answer choice to your question is as follows:

A)  Boosting wartime production for the Allies

B) Joining the war effort

C) Boosting wartime production for the Axis powers

D) Joining the peace movement

Answering the question, the prime minister of Great Britain spoke to the congress in 1941 about boosting war production for the Allies. This implies the correct answer is A.

On December 26, 1941, The British prime minister, Winston Churchill spoke to the joined meeting of the congress. The prime minister at that time also visited the then US president, Franklin D Roosevelt to discuss how the United Kingdom and the United States will coordinate military strategy

The British prime minister was greeted and well received by the United States Congress. Also, while delivering his speech, the British gained the support of the US. In his speech, he showed good fighting spirit and canvassed that both countries should collaborate and combat the axis power of World War II

The British prime minister also anticipated creating a powerful coalition with the United States to defeat those who planned to bring down Britain.

Winston Churchill also expressed his desire to set peace after World War II against Britain's rivals.

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