Question

how is this statement similar to the ideas in roosevelt’s new deal speech?
it describes the great society as a challenge.
it focuses on the opportunities of past generations.
it considers work an important value.
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it is a challenge constantly renewed, beckoning us toward a destiny where the meaning of our lives matches the marvelous products of our labor.
—president lyndon b. johnson
may 22, 1964

Explanation:

Roosevelt's New Deal centered on using work and labor as a core part of addressing the Great Depression, framing productive effort as key to recovery and societal stability. Lyndon B. Johnson's statement emphasizes aligning life's meaning with the "marvelous products of our labor," prioritizing work as a vital value. The other options are incorrect: the statement does not reference the Great Society as a challenge, and it focuses on present/future labor, not past generations' opportunities.

Answer:

It considers work an important value.