The Four freedoms are the four things that president Franklin Roosevelt said were worth fighting for in a speech he made in 1941, before the US entered World War II. They are Freedom of Speech and Expression, Freedom of Worship (= practising your religion), Freedom from Want (= not having enough food, money, etc) and Freedom from Fear.
Sunday, December 20, 2009
American Presidents: The Four Freedoms
The Four freedoms are the four things that president Franklin Roosevelt said were worth fighting for in a speech he made in 1941, before the US entered World War II. They are Freedom of Speech and Expression, Freedom of Worship (= practising your religion), Freedom from Want (= not having enough food, money, etc) and Freedom from Fear.
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