What did Roosevelt mean by the phrase "Freedom from Want?"

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"Freedom from Want" was one of the Four Freedoms outlined by Roosevelt in his 1941 State of the Union address. It referred to the idea that every person should have access to basic necessities such as food, clothing, and shelter. While initially it was part of his vision for a post-war world, it also reflected his belief in the need to address economic inequality and poverty both domestically and internationally. This aligns with the suggestion that the Great Depression would not continue after the war (Option C) and the call to eliminate barriers to international trade (Option B). It does not refer to the Lend-Lease Act (Option A).

What Did Roosevelt Mean by the Phrase "Freedom from Want