A Literary Analysis of John Ryan’s “A Living Wage” and Franklin Roosevelt’s “The Four Freedoms
The history of the United States is shaped by the principles and values placed by the founding fathers. In the Declaration of Independence by Thomas Jefferson, he recognized the three fundamental rights and freedom among others.
These were right to life, freedom of liberty and liberty in pursuit of happiness. These rights are considered the gift from the creator and inalienable.
To ensure that these objectives are achieved, individual social, economic and political status must be improved. Franklin Delano Roosevelt, former United States president, and Monsignor John Ryan, a Catholic priest and teacher gave their intellectual contribution on how to improve people’s lives in the country and internationally.
The ideas of these authors have become instrumental in the formulation of economic policies that affect citizens’ welfare.
