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The Four Freedoms were four goals designed by United States President Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1941. The four freedoms were included in a speech that Roosevelt delivered after the attack in Pearl Harbor during WWII. The four freedoms that the president included were:
Freedom of speech
Freedom of worship
Freedom from want
Freedom from fear
Two of these freedoms (freedom from speech and freedom of worship) are also protected by the Bill of Rights.
Answer:
out of the four freedoms in his speech, the Bill of Rights describes the first two only.
The first amendment of the Bill of Rights mentions the freedom of speech and expression. it assures a person's entitlement to express himself without fearing any government intervention. this allows americans to share their views and opinions with liberty.
the next freedom introduced is the freedom of religon. like the freedom of spech and expression, it occurs in the first amendment. this law forbids the government from exalting one religion over another. it also guarantees everyone the freedom to choose and to practice his religion.
The last two are the freedoms of want and of fear. both are not written on the bill of rights and do not directly concern the Americans. but in countries invaded by the axis powers, these fears are significant. conquerors force the subdued to surrender the entirety of their individual freedoms. the authoritoes punish anyone who disobeys or defies the government. for such reason, the subdued live fear and in deprivation of pursuing ones desires.
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