franklin roosevelts radio address-second half of new deal by franklin delano roosevelt (excerpt) square garden, new york city october 31, 1936 1 senate majority, governor lehman, ladies and gentlemen, 2 on the eve of a national election, it is well for us to stop for a moment and analyze calmly and without prejudice the effect on our nation of a victory by either of the major political parties. 3 the problem of the electorate is far deeper, far more vital than the continuance in the presidency of any individual. for the greater issue goes beyond units of humanity-it goes to humanity itself. 4 in 1932 the issue was the restoration of american democracy, and the american people were in a mood to win. they did win. in 1936 the issue is the preservation of their victory. again they are in a mood to win. again they will win. 5 more than four years ago in accepting the democratic nomination in chicago, i said: \give me your help not to win votes alone, but to win in this crusade to restore america to its own people.\ 6 the banners of that crusade still fly in the van of a nation that is on the march. 7 it is needless to repeat the details of the program which this administration has been hammering out on the anvils of experience. no amount of misrepresentation or statistical contortion can conceal or blur or smear that record. neither the attacks of unscrupulous enemies nor the exaggerations of over-zealous friends will serve to mislead the american people. 8 what was our hope in 1932? above all other things the american people wanted peace. they wanted peace of mind instead of gnawing fear. 11 select the correct answer. read the text from the 1920 treaty of versailles. he high contracting parties, in order to promote international co - operation and to achieve international peace and security by the acceptance of obligations not to resort to war, by the prescription of open, just and honourable relations between nations, by the firm establishment of the understandings of international law... and by the maintenance of justice and a scrupulous respect for all treaty obligations. agree to this covenant of the league of nations.\ how is this excerpt from the treaty of versailles similar to the contents of roosevelts radio address? a. it addresses the desire of countries for peace among nations. b. it emphasizes the need for nations to adhere to international law. c. it describes a way to promote international peace and security. d. it highlights the necessity of nations respecting treaty obligations.

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franklin roosevelts radio address-second half of new deal by franklin delano roosevelt (excerpt) square garden, new york city october 31, 1936 1 senate majority, governor lehman, ladies and gentlemen, 2 on the eve of a national election, it is well for us to stop for a moment and analyze calmly and without prejudice the effect on our nation of a victory by either of the major political parties. 3 the problem of the electorate is far deeper, far more vital than the continuance in the presidency of any individual. for the greater issue goes beyond units of humanity-it goes to humanity itself. 4 in 1932 the issue was the restoration of american democracy, and the american people were in a mood to win. they did win. in 1936 the issue is the preservation of their victory. again they are in a mood to win. again they will win. 5 more than four years ago in accepting the democratic nomination in chicago, i said: \give me your help not to win votes alone, but to win in this crusade to restore america to its own people.\ 6 the banners of that crusade still fly in the van of a nation that is on the march. 7 it is needless to repeat the details of the program which this administration has been hammering out on the anvils of experience. no amount of misrepresentation or statistical contortion can conceal or blur or smear that record. neither the attacks of unscrupulous enemies nor the exaggerations of over-zealous friends will serve to mislead the american people. 8 what was our hope in 1932? above all other things the american people wanted peace. they wanted peace of mind instead of gnawing fear. 11 select the correct answer. read the text from the 1920 treaty of versailles. 	he high contracting parties, in order to promote international co - operation and to achieve international peace and security by the acceptance of obligations not to resort to war, by the prescription of open, just and honourable relations between nations, by the firm establishment of the understandings of international law... and by the maintenance of justice and a scrupulous respect for all treaty obligations. agree to this covenant of the league of nations.\ how is this excerpt from the treaty of versailles similar to the contents of roosevelts radio address? a. it addresses the desire of countries for peace among nations. b. it emphasizes the need for nations to adhere to international law. c. it describes a way to promote international peace and security. d. it highlights the necessity of nations respecting treaty obligations.

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# Brief Explanations:
Roosevelt's radio address emphasizes the hope for peace (people wanted peace of mind). The Treaty of Versailles excerpt also focuses on achieving international peace and security. Both are centered around the concept of peace.
# Answer:
A. It addresses the desire of countries for peace among nations.

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