In Fireside Chats and Public Addresses, President Roosevelt Equated Freedom

question 4

Multiple Choice

In fireside chats and public addresses, President Roosevelt equated freedom with:

• A) economic security.
• B) cuts in government spending.
• C) Keynesian economic theory.
• D) economic inequality.
• E) laissez-faire economics.

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Recognize and describe the significance of kinship terminology in various societies.

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