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English, 21.08.2020 01:01 royalbugg

“Four Freedoms:” What is a central idea about the American people from “Four Freedoms Address”? Question 10 options: a) They are willing to pay more in taxes for programs so long as the government runs those programs well. b) Many are out of work and frustrated that the government is not providing job opportunities. c) They are willing to go to war as soon as necessary in order to rescue American allies. d) They have begun to take their democracy for granted.

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