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8.3.9 Project - Lucas Bühler

The document is an outline for a speech titled "Freedom from Fear: A Timeless Pursuit". The speech will explore Franklin D. Roosevelt's Four Freedoms speech by examining its relevance today and addressing the contemporary issue of cybersecurity. It will discuss Roosevelt's vision of freedom from fear, reflect on the speaker's experiences growing up with freedom from fear, analyze how cyberattacks threaten freedom from fear, and issue a call to action to collectively address challenges to ensure freedom from fear remains.

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8.3.9 Project - Lucas Bühler

The document is an outline for a speech titled "Freedom from Fear: A Timeless Pursuit". The speech will explore Franklin D. Roosevelt's Four Freedoms speech by examining its relevance today and addressing the contemporary issue of cybersecurity. It will discuss Roosevelt's vision of freedom from fear, reflect on the speaker's experiences growing up with freedom from fear, analyze how cyberattacks threaten freedom from fear, and issue a call to action to collectively address challenges to ensure freedom from fear remains.

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8.3.

9 Project: Complete Your Assignment Project


English 10 Name:Lucas Bühler
Date:19/11/2023

Title: Freedom from Fear: A Timeless Pursuit

Introduction:
Ladies and gentlemen, esteemed professionals, teachers, and parents, I extend my warm
greetings as we delve into the timeless pursuit of "Freedom from Fear." Today, we explore
the profound theme encapsulated in Franklin Delano Roosevelt's historic Four Freedoms
speech, examining its relevance in our lives and addressing a contemporary issue that affects
us all.

I. Freedom from Fear in Roosevelt's Four Freedoms Speech


A. Allow me to present a poignant excerpt from Roosevelt's
speech, where he eloquently emphasized the crucial aspect of
"Freedom from Fear."
B. To comprehend the gravity of his words, let us delve into the
historical context of World War II, during which Roosevelt
articulated these fundamental freedoms.
C. I will elucidate Roosevelt's vision of Freedom from Fear as a
cornerstone of human rights, drawing parallels to the challenges we
face today.

II. Freedom from Fear in My Own Life


A. Transitioning to a more personal perspective, I reflect on my own experiences growing
up in a secure and stable environment.
1. I'll highlight the role of education as a refuge from violence and the integral support
provided by family and community.
2. Discuss how these early experiences have influenced my life choices and
opportunities.

III. Freedom from Fear in a Current Issue: Cybersecurity

A. Shifting our focus to a contemporary concern, I will


elucidate the prevalence of cyber threats and attacks in
today's digital landscape.
1. Utilizing images and examples of recent high-profile
cyberattacks to underscore the severity of the issue.
B. Analyzing the nexus between cybersecurity and Freedom from Fear, I'll delve into the
fear of personal data breaches and the broader implications for national security and
economic stability.
1. Incorporate statistics and data to support the analysis.
C. Emphasizing the urgency of addressing cybersecurity, I will underscore its pivotal role
in safeguarding our freedom from fear.

IV. Conclusion
A. In conclusion, let's revisit the theme of "Freedom from Fear," summarizing key points
from Roosevelt's speech, personal experiences, and the contemporary issue of cybersecurity.
B. As professionals, teachers, and parents, we bear the responsibility of imparting
Roosevelt's vision in our current milieu.
C. I'll issue a call to action, urging us to collectively address these challenges to ensure a
future where freedom from fear remains a steadfast reality.
D. Closing with gratitude for your attention, I invite questions and open the floor for
discussion.

Sources:
1. Roosevelt, Franklin D. "The Four Freedoms Speech." 6 Jan. 1941, Washington, D.C.
2. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA). "Recent Cyber Incidents."
https://www.cisa.gov/
[Audio: Excerpt from Roosevelt's Four Freedoms speech]

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