Which group would have been most likely to support the 'Four Freedoms' speech?
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Correct answer: Internationalists who supported aid to democratic nations
FDR's 'Four Freedoms' (Speech, Worship, Want, and Fear) were presented as universal rights. The speech was designed to convince Americans that the survival of democracy worldwide was essential to American security.
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