Unit 5 Study Guide

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What are Franklin D. Roosevelt's Four Essential Freedoms?

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• Freedom of speech and expression

• Freedom of worship

• Freedom from want

• Freedom from fear

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What does Roosevelt mean by **"freedom from want"?

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Economic conditions that allow people to live healthy, peaceful lives — everywhere in the world.

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What does "freedom from fear" mean?

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A worldwide reduction of weapons so no nation can attack another.

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What kind of world does Roosevelt say is possible?

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A world of cooperation, morality, and freedom — attainable in our own time and generation.

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What is Roosevelt's "moral order"?

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A society based on human rights and freedom, opposing dictatorship and tyranny.

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What is the "new order" that Roosevelt warns against?

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A system of tyranny and domination by dictators, enforced by violence and war.

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What is Roosevelt’s main claim in the speech?

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"In the future days, which we seek to make secure, we look forward to a world founded upon four essential human freedoms."

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Why does Roosevelt repeat the word "freedom"?

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To emphasize that freedom is the main goal for society.

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Which phrase is the opposite (antonym) of "distant millennium"?

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"Attainable in our own time and generation."

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Which quote is an emotional appeal?

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"Our support goes to those who struggle to gain those rights or keep them."