Franklin D Roosevelt Compare And Contrast

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Hitler and Franklin D Roosevelt were two very different leaders of the 1930’s and 1940s.Hitler was the leader of the Nazi Party of german. Franklin D Roosevelt was the leader of the United states. Roosevelt was a great leader he made protected the people and cared for them. Hitler on the other hand was really cruel to the jewish people. Im am compare and contrast two leaders which is Hitler and Roosevelt.

When Hitler was in prison he wrote Men Kampf “My struggles.”It later became the the basic book of nazi goals and ideology. Men Kampf reflected on his obsessions, extreme nationalism ,racism, and anti-semitism. He said germans belonged to superior ‘’master race” of aryans, or light skinned europeans, whose greatest enemies were the jewish. I got some of my information from World History: The Modern Era (pg.552). Franklin D Roosevelt ‘’During the 1912 National Democratic Convention, Roosevelt supported presidential candidate Woodrow Wilson and was rewarded with an appointment as Assistant Secretary of the Navy, the same job his idol, Theodore Roosevelt, had used to catapult himself to the presidency. Franklin Roosevelt was energetic and an efficient administrator. He specialized in business operations, working with Congress to get budgets approved
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I got my information from World History: The Modern Era(pg.554 and 552). Franklin D Roosevelt trated the people nicely he cared about them. He was also the only president that was elicited four times, so this means that the people really liked him. A president would be elected four times if the people didn't like

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