Question

Consider that President Roosevelet delivered the Four Freedoms speech on January 6, 1941. What is the historical context of this speech in relation to World War II?

Answer 1

http://www.fdrlibrary.marist.edu/fourfreedoms

Answer 2

ill come back

Answer 3

thank you @maniacpokemon43

Answer 4

np

Answer 5

what ur asking is whats the relationship between those two things

Answer 6

I guess... i have no idea what the date has to do with considering it to be delivered then and then have a relation to world war 2

Answer 7

what im asking is that if u want the relationship between those two things

Answer 8

give me a sec and i will try to get the answer ok

Answer 9

I'm not sure what I'm looking for... thats the question I have to answer and it doesn't make any sense to me.. lol

Answer 10

srry i dont know but i know someone that does and shes going to look at it right now

Answer 11

ok thank you :)

Answer 12

np she should be here any min

Answer 13

@EclipsedStar do u know what the question is asking because i dont

Answer 14

The ideas enunciated in the Roosevelt’s Four Freedoms were the foundational principles that evolved into the Atlantic Charter declared by Winston Churchill and FDR in August 1941; the United Nations Declaration of January 1, 1942; President Roosevelt’s vision for an international organization that became the United Nations after his death; and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights adopted by the United Nations in 1948 through the work of Eleanor Roosevelt.

Answer 15

u always know the answer @EclipsedStar

Answer 16

It basically means that Roosevelt wanted a international organization in that speech. The United Nations \(is\) that "international organization" Roosevelt wanted. :D

Answer 17

Thank you both so much! @EclipsedStar and @maniacpokemon43

Answer 18

That organization was made to make sure that another WW doesn't happen again.

Answer 19

No problem! :D

Answer 20

sryy i couldnt be that much of help

Answer 21

u can close the question now