Question

what goal did roosevelt, kennedy, and johnson all express in their speeches?
○ helping the united states face the future
○ improving society in the united states
○ fixing an economic crisis
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Explanation:

Franklin D. Roosevelt's speeches centered on the New Deal to address economic hardship and reform society; Kennedy's "New Frontier" focused on social progress and equality; Johnson's "Great Society" aimed to eliminate poverty and racial injustice. All framed their goals around advancing and bettering U.S. society. Fixing an economic crisis only applies to Roosevelt, and "facing the future" is too vague compared to the concrete focus on societal improvement shared by all three.

Answer:

improving society in the United States