Franklin Roosevelt touts his plans for America's future during a 1936 campaign speech in New York City

The transcript outlines a vision for the future that includes improving working conditions, increasing wages, ending child labor, and eliminating sweatshops. It emphasizes the commitment to fight against monopolies, support collective bargaining, and abolish unfair trade practices. The message is clear: the efforts have just begun, and there is a strong resolve to continue these initiatives.

What is emphasized as more important than promises in the vision for the future?

• Promises

• Actions

• Silence

• Plans

What is one of the goals mentioned for improving working conditions in America?

• Reducing wages

• Ending child labor

• Promoting sweatshops

• Increasing taxes

Which of the following is NOT a focus in improving working conditions?

• Increasing wages

• Ending child labor

• Supporting sweatshops

• Improving working conditions

What is one of the efforts mentioned to combat monopolies?

• Ending monopoly in business

• Promoting unfair competition

• Abolishing collective bargaining

• Supporting dishonorable trade practices

What is the overall message regarding the efforts to combat unfair practices?

• The efforts are complete

• The efforts have just begun

• The efforts are unnecessary

• The efforts are too difficult