Four Freedom Vs. Kennedy's Speech

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“He who knows when he can fight and when he cannot will be victorious” (Geeko and Fly Quotes). The both speeches of Roosevelt and Kennedy was at a time when war was going on. They both had to step up and suggest what was best for the United States and they both had different suggestions,but they both thought the United States needed to keep freedom. Both Roosevelt’s “ Four Freedom” speech and Kennedy’s inaugural address talks about how to keep freedom. However, Roosevelt’s speech talks about what freedom means whereas Kennedy’s speech is more about how to keep peace with negotiate. Roosevelt’s speech is when War World 2 was happening and that crisies was related to the domestic affairs ( Roosevelt 3). He wanted the USA to stay out the

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