How Did Roosevelt Impact Society

Franklin Delano Roosevelt was the 32nd American president who led the United States through the Great Depression and World War II. Throughout his time, he had polio in 1921 which put him in a wheelchair most of his adult life. Roosevelt was born on January 30,1882, in Hyde Park, New York. Roosevelt was the only child and was educated only about government until 14. He went to Gorton School for Boys and graduated in 1900.
During World War II, FDR was a commander in chief who helped develop a plan for defeating Germany in Europe. He helped American people have faith that they will not be defeated. “He brought hope as he promised prompt, vigorous action, and asserted in his Inaugural Address, “the only thing we have to fear is fear itself”. He was elected President in November 1932 and did …show more content…
Them choosing Roosevelt was probably the best decision Americans ever made. By him becoming president he just made citizens lives better and he let people know that he was there to help, and he was doing everything he could to make America great. He was governor in New York where it all started with him helping the citizens of New York and helping families everyday by what he was accomplishing. He also was the longest President of the united states. Roosevelts impact on society helped millions of young men get jobs and to make crops just to provide to their family. He also made a law were workers would get 40 hours a weak to be able to improve their home and provide enough money for low income families. He was also apart of World War II where he helped the U.S. I think his contributions to America that were recognized started when he was the governor of New York, where he helped all those in need of jobs and he just helped pave a way. He was a very smart and thoughtful person who just wanted citizens to provide for their families and to have a better