Franklin D. Roosevelt 1936 campaign speech at Madison Square Garden

The transcript discusses the importance of addressing domestic unrest and foreign threats to protect the nation. It emphasizes that democracy relies on a moral foundation, which provides justice and purpose. The text also highlights the need for devotion to maintain national strength and unity.

Why is it important to address domestic issues according to the speaker?

• To reduce government spending

• To improve international relations

• To increase national wealth

• To prevent foreign exploitation

What does the speaker believe is essential for democracy to thrive?

• Technological advancement

• Moral values and justice

• A strong military

• Economic prosperity

According to the speaker, what gives a nation a sense of purpose?

• Moral values

• Cultural diversity

• Political power

• Economic success

What is emphasized as necessary for maintaining the nation's best qualities?

• Devotion and faith

• Scientific innovation

• Political debates

• Economic policies

Why does the speaker stress the need for devotion today?

• To uphold the nation's best qualities

• To boost economic growth

• To increase political influence

• To improve international trade