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.

What are the causes of unrest and antagonism mentioned in the text?

In what ways might foreign war be profitable for certain groups, as suggested in the text?

How does the text describe the relationship between democracy and moral purpose?

What does the text imply about the necessity of a sense of justice for a nation?

What role does devotion play in maintaining the best aspects of a nation according to the text?