Answer:
The historical context of President Franklin Roosevelt's speech on January 6, 1941 was the oppression of Nazi Germany under Adolf Hitler.
Explanation:
President Franklin Roosevelt made his Four Freedoms Speech during his address to the State Union in which he made reference to the suffering and inhumane treatment going on in Nazi Germany.
Adolf HItler was the leader of Germany at that time and under his rule, he restricted freedom of speech, killed people who spoke out against his government, murdered millions of Jews and religious sects.
From FDR's speech, Hitler's government was the direct opposite of the freedom he was talking about which was also a plea to the American people to become used to the idea of going to fight wars for other countries.
