Much like the First World War, the Second World War was sold as a conflagration to protect freedom and liberty both home and abroad. However, there were some who saw the hypocrisy of this sentiment, as the very freedoms that were being protected overseas were not being defended domestically. How do these documents differ in their interpretations to the rights of freedom during WWII? Provide evidence from both the Roosevelt and Korematsu documents in support. Documents: Franklin D. Roosevelt, Transcript of President Franklin Roosevelt's Annual Message (Four Freedoms) to Congress

(1941) Dissenting Opinion of Korematsu v. United States