In the above context, Roosevelt considers a victory in support of his people by which they can attain the democratic freedom and rights.
President Franklin D. Roosevelt gave one of the famous speech “Four Freedoms” in which he talked about the problems that the native Americans have to face. He asks his people to support in the struggle of Independence. He appeals to the people and reminds them of the basic four freedoms which they need to be entitled to. The four freedoms are the freedom of speech and expression, the freedom to worship God in his own way, freedom from want and freedom from fear.
Answer:
its d
Explanation:
non of the other answers are found in this paragraph
Answer:
I strongly do D
Explanation:
I believe many students that don't like homework will be trying to persuade that ^^.
The letter B is more of an excuse area...
<span>(D) By comparing the speaker’s book to an unruly child that embarrasses his parent, Bradstreet conveys the idea that writing can be a thankless and unpleasant task.</span>