FRANKLIN DELANO ROOSEVELT . An Iconic Leader of American Politics
Born January 30th, 1882, Hyde Park, New York.
1900-03: Harvard - New York's
Columbia University.
1905: Anna Eleanor Roosevelt.
FRANKLIN DELANO ROOSEVELT . An Iconic Leader of American Politics IMPORTANT FACTS ABOUT FDR. . 1. HE WAS THE 32ND PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
1933 to 1945: almost 13 years
New York state Senator.
Assistant Secretary of the Navy.
Governor of the state of New York.
HE SERVED THE LONGEST TIME 2. IN OFFICE IN U.S. HISTORY
He was elected to office four times.
Dark periods in U.S. history: The Great Depression and WWII. HE WAS PARALYSED FROM THE WAIST 3 DOWN. (1921) . 4. HE CREATED THE NEW DEAL PROGRAMS
1932: The Great Depression
Unemployed. Homeless. Families lived in temporary settlements. First 100 days, he signed 14 laws: the New Deal. Measures revived confidence in the economy. 5. HE USED THE RADIO TO APPEAR IN “FIRESIDE CHATS” FDR was the first president to communicate directly and routinely with the American population: The Great Depression The 1936 recession New Deal initiatives WWII Calmed down rumors Explained his policies 6. HE WAS THE FIRST PRESIDENT TO APPEAR ON TELEVISION (1939) 7. HE HE LED THE COUNTRY DURING WORLD WAR II AND GAVE THE NAME TO THE UN.
Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, on December 7, 1941—Day of Infamy
7. HE HE LED THE COUNTRY DURING WORLD WAR II AND GAVE THE NAME TO THE UN.
Atomic bomb to Robert Oppenheimer, Albert Einstein and Leó
Szilárd — The Manhattan Project 7. HE HE LED THE COUNTRY DURING WORLD WAR II AND GAVE THE NAME TO THE UN.
Atomic bomb to Robert Oppenheimer and Albert Einstein — The
Manhattan Project 7. HE HE LED THE COUNTRY DURING WORLD WAR II AND GAVE THE NAME TO THE UN.
The term United Nations, originally suggested by FDR.
Washington, D.C., on 1 January 1942 8. FDR IS CREDIT WITH THE SOCIAL SECURITY PROGRAM 9. FDR WAS THE FIRST SITTING PRESIDENT TO FLY IN A PLANE 10 HE DIED IN OFFICE
Franklin D. Roosevelt is thought to be one of the greatest U.S.
presidents of all time. “Courage isn't the absence of fear, it's the choice that something else is greater than that fear”.