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The Four Freedoms The Saturday Evening Post

1. Think about the “four freedoms” that Roosevelt described in his speech and Norman Rockwell illustrated. Do we have all of these freedoms today? Does our country interact with others in the “friendly, civilized society” that Roosevelt imagined? Use your own experiences and observations to support your answer. 2. Identify which you believe is the most important of the “four freedoms” and explain why you feel it is the most important. The justification of your selection should be at least 2 paragraphs.