Which of these was one of the "Four Freedoms" adopted by the allies in World War II?

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6 February, 19:00

Which of these was one of the "Four Freedoms" adopted by the allies in World War II?

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Lara Ochoa · Answer 1

A) freedom of speech.

Explanation:

A) freedom of speech

B) freedom to wage war

C) freedom of assembly

D) freedom of happiness

Jaylin Fisher · Answer 2

You didn't give choices, but these are the "Four Freedoms"

freedom of speech freedom of worship freedom from want freedom from fear

President Franklin Delano Roosevelt is the one who put forth the Four Freedoms in his State of the Union Address to Congress in January, 1941. He was urging continued aid to Britain in their war effort, even making the case for a larger role of American involvement in the war against aggressive powers (such as Germany and Japan) that stood in the way of freedom.