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What were FDR‘s goals for the end of the war?
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What were FDR‘s goals for the end of the war?

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FDR's goals for the end of war were: Every person should have freedom of speech and expression, every person should be free from want and fear.

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-Every person should have freedom of speech and expression.

-Every person should practice Christianity, Judaism, or Islam.

-Every person should be free from want.

-Every person should be free from fear.

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