“The Four Freedoms” speech by Franklin Roosevelt and “ Inaugural Address” by John Kennedy are both presented during a crucial time. In “The Four Freedoms” speech Franklin Roosevelt shows urgency on the stockpiling of weapons . However, in the “Inaugural Address” John Kennedy states how there needs to be more of a peaceful approach on the stockpiling of weapons. “ The Four Freedoms” speech took place during the World War II era. It took place during the time that Franklin D. Roosevelt was in office. During this time he was insisting that we should stockpile weapons. Also, during this time it seemed as if the union address was the best way to accomplish he thought of stockpiling weapons. In this passage it talks about how there are certain freedoms that everyone should deserve to have. In this passage it states. “ The first freedom is the freedom of perch and expression, the second is the freedom of every person to worship God in his own way, the third freedom is, the freedom from want, the final freedom is the freedom from fear.” These different freedoms show that we should be able to do what we do and not have to worry about what other people think. Although it was hard to go by these freedoms during this time after World War II ended it was made easier to go by these freedoms. …show more content…
It also took place during the time that John Kennedy was in office. During this time he shows more peace on the thought of stockpiling weapons. Although during this era there is a war happening around them, he shows confidence by showing the peacefulness. Also, during this passage it talks about how Al thought his war was going on around them. There are different ways that they can help their nation. During this time it talks about how our beliefs are not in man but in the hands of God. “ The belief that the rights of man come not from the generosity of the state but the hand of