Pres. Franklin Roosevelt discusses social and economic reforms during his speech on Constitution Day, 1937

The transcript emphasizes the belief in the democratic government's ability to meet the expectations of common sense citizens. It asserts that these goals can be achieved within the framework of the Constitution without compromising civil and religious liberties. The speaker is determined to ensure these actions are taken under constitutional guidance.

What does the speaker believe the democratic government can achieve?

• Ignore public opinion

• Limit civil liberties

• Overthrow the Constitution

• Fulfill the expectations of the people

According to the speaker, how can the government's actions be carried out?

• Through international agreements

• By creating new laws

• Within the framework of the Constitution

• By ignoring the Constitution

What is the speaker's stance on civil and religious liberties?

• They should be surrendered for progress

• They are not important

• They must be maintained while achieving goals

• They should be redefined

What does the speaker emphasize about the Constitution?

• It should be rewritten

• It allows for the surrender of liberties

• It can support governmental actions without losing liberties

• It is outdated

What is the speaker determined to do under the Constitution?

• Surrender civil liberties

• Limit religious freedoms

• Achieve governmental goals

• Ignore the Constitution