Question

listen
\what is an american?\ by harold ickes
what has happened to our vaunted idealism? why have some of us been behaving like scared chickens? where is the million - throated, democratic voice of america? some amongst us have begun to preach that the \wave of the future\ has passed over us and left us a wet, dead fish. they cry that we americans, we free americans nourished on magna carta and the declaration of independence, hold moth - eaten ideas. they exclaim that there is no room for free men in the world any more and that only the slaves will inherit the earth. america—the america of washington
choose the correct textual evidence on what the author asserts america and its allies will build together. choose the correct answer.
○ \physical torture and mental straitjackets\
○ \will live free lives in dignity and in security\
○ \concentration camps\
○ \sawdust bread or of sawdust caesars\

Explanation:

The question asks for textual evidence of what America and its allies will build together. The first, third, and fourth options reference negative, oppressive scenarios, which do not align with a positive, collective vision of building something together. The second option describes a positive, dignified, secure future, which matches the idea of what America and its allies would strive to build.

Answer:

"will live free lives in dignity and in security"