Question

Create an outline for a speech that connects one of the four freedoms discussed in this excerpt to your own life. In the first part of the outline, organize an explanation of

what Roosevelt's freedom (whichever one you picked) means. In the second part of


the outline, organize your explanation of how this freedom connects to at least one event from your life. The first and second parts of your outline do not need to be of


equal length. Throughout the outline, be sure to cite or describe specific evidence from the text or from your personal experiences. Also, organize ideas appropriately,


develop your argument with relevant information, and provide a concluding section.

Answer 1

Will there ever be freedom of speech everywhere in the world? A world where there is freedom of speech and expression is still very far from today’s world although we have seen a lot of improvements over the past century. Freedom of speech and expression means that you would be able to say anything about anyone without fearing for your own safety. In the present day, developed and democratic countries such as the United States, England, and Japan are the nearest to fully achieving freedom of speech and expression while most countries in the world are still yet to have basic speech and expression rights. So that raises the question of is it even possible to have the freedom of speech and expression everywhere in the world?

The simple answer to the question? No. Freedom of speech and expression everywhere in the world is still very far from us. I’ve had a lot of experiences regarding this very basic human right in my life. One event that has happened to me and the country I am from is the Military Coup that started and happened from February 1st of 2021. If you have read the news over the past year, you would probably know the situation that Myanmar currently is in. The Coup from the Military saw Myanmar’s democratic leaders captured and put into cells while the greedy leaders of the Military took full control of the country. Since then, Myanmar has been under control of an almost dictatorship-like government that is led by the Military. People who voiced any opinions against them publicly were either shot and killed or put into cells. This saw a lot of the mainstream celebrities from Myanmar who voiced their opinions on the matter captured or killed. As current citizens of Myanmar, we are told to lay low and don’t voice opinions against the military or we would just be trying to die. Currently, there are still a lot of similar cases to this in the world. The most well-known and talked about example would be the case of North Korea. As far as we know, North Koreans also live in fear of their socialist leaders and aren’t able to have the freedom of speech and expression. I say “as far as I know” since North Korea is still a very secretive country. Another example is also China, although compared to Myanmar and North Korea, it is very much a free country. Considering all this, we are still very far from a world that has freedom of speech and expression everywhere, but I won’t say it’s impossible. The world is making steady progress toward freedom of speech and expression and I believe that one day we would be able to achieve it.

Answer 2

Title of the speech to develop:

Would it be possible to be happy and really live in a safe world?

Step-by-step explanation:

SPEECH:

Would it be possible to be happy and really live in a safe world?

Who does not dream of living in a world free from injustice ?, Who does not dream of living in freedom from fear and no longer be a slave to bribery and crime? Yes, we all want to achieve that true freedom. But will it be possible ?. To answer this question, let's look at some factors that limit that freedom to living without fear.

Really living without fear or being free from fear, may seem like an individual factor as if it depended on each of us, but that is not the reality, we are social beings, we live in community, and our actions affect those of other people. that surround us. In addition to the above, we live under systems or forms of government that in a certain way should give us that freedom from fear, but unfortunately this is not the case; mismanagement, hunger, poverty, increases crime and therefore fear when leaving our homes, fear that it will threaten our life or that of our family, that is why we need a fair and equitable system to make them disappear. all the injustices and crime that originates from inequality, and in this way eradicating fear shows lives.

All of us at some point have been victims of fear due to external factors such as crime, in a personal experience of my life as a child my family and I were victims of robbery in our own house, vandals entered and threatened our lives if not we gave money, the above shows perhaps the same experience that many families in the world have to face, which is very unfortunate; We need a change not only economic but social, to learn to value more the life of the human being and understand that violence and injustice only generates more poverty and fear.