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Instructions In the address, Roosevelt separately lays out Americans' expectations of government and then his four essential freedoms for the world. Drag
the following of Roosevelt's ideas into the correct column.
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The ability to find work and be protected if one can not
The right to speak freely and express one's self
Maintaining civil liberties
Using scientific advancements to better people's lives
Being able to practice any religion of one's choice
A healthy peacetime by having no want
Safety from international aggression
No special privileges for a handful of citizens
EXPECTATIONS OF DEMOCRACY
FOUR FREEDOMS

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