What did Roosevelt suggest will allow the world to have freedom of fear?

Roosevelt suggested that the world could achieve freedom from fear through the establishment of a world that prioritizes security and disarmament. He believed that by reducing armaments and fostering international cooperation, nations could create a safer environment where people would no longer live in the shadow of war and conflict. This vision of collective security was integral to his broader agenda for peace and stability. Ultimately, Roosevelt argued that genuine freedom from fear required not just military disarmament, but also economic and social justice.