Analysis Of President Roosevelt's The Four Freedoms

The readings are essentially a product of liberalism and exemplify the ideals very prominently. All are focused on creating and preserving peace and freedom throughout the world. Believing conflict can be prevented and actively working towards peace through international regulations is at the core of liberalism. President Roosevelt’s speech “The Four Freedoms” directly states that freedom and justice for all is a priority of the United States. He calls for a collective mutual effort, like most of the other readings, that requires reduction of armaments, economic support systems, and the freedom speech and freedom of religion. Self-determination is also a key ideal in liberalism. President Wilson’s “Fourteen Points” mentions the importance of