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    In 1932 Democrat Franklin Delano Roosevelt was elected president by a large margin over Herbert Hoover. FDR brought his plan of the New Deal to try and reverse the effects of the crash on the United States. In Roosevelt’s run for the presidency, he pledged that he would help “the forgotten man at the bottom of the economic pyramid.” In his Inaugural Address, he said “the only thing we have to fear is fear itself,” which brought hope to the beaten down American. As president, he championed the…

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    The Great Disaster The 1900’s was a time of learning for the government, and the people alike. October 29, 1929 was the beginning of a tragic lesson. This was the start of The Great Depression. The Great Depression affected thousands of people worldwide. During this time hundreds of confused people lost jobs, money, and hope. The disaster earned it’s name because it made the economy, and people depending on the economy, depressed. In the beginning, people viewed the crash in the economy as…

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    During the elections for the new president, the Wall Street Stock Market crashed which led the country into the Great Depression. President Truman was campaigning for his second term. However, the people felt that Truman hadn’t done enough to help them, so they elected President Franklin D. Roosevelt. President Franklin D. Roosevelt started to take immediate action to help the economy and its people. He started the New Deal which had policies and programs that helped millions of people.…

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    being their president is to keep the people now and the people in later years “out of a last-ditch war for the preservation of American of American Independence and all the things that American independence means to you, to me, and to ours.” (Fireside Chat) The speech that Franklin Roosevelt gave on December 29, 1940 became known as the Arsenal of Democracy speech. In this speech Roosevelt begins by telling the people of the new crisis they face, the new threat to security of our nation, must…

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    The Crisis on Wall Street Billions of dollars lost, thousands of businesses closed, and even more people without jobs. The stock market crash of 1929 was a very important event in United States history. This was a pivotal moment in the United States because of the drastic change it had on american lives. In order to fully understand how big of a deal this was a person needs to know a few basic ideas including, what are stocks, the stock market boom of the early 1920’s, what caused the crash, the…

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    ideas. FDR was president at this time of the Great Depression he served 11 years as president. FDR would not of got elected if the New Deal wasn’t working like it was suppose to. FDR started the New Deal and to get people back on track he did fireside chats to tell people what is going on. When FDR started the New Deal he made a lot of deal to get people jobs to pay for the family to eat and live in a house. Also the unemployment rates were really far down and with some of the deals the people…

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    enforced his combination of tax cuts and policy of less government intervention that has otherwise been known as “Reaganomics”. Both presidents instilled such a lasting optimism into within the United States. Roosevelt helped his country through his Fireside Chats and his social programs to end the Depression. Both presidents left their mark on the United States comparable to the other. Each transformed their…

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    was their last chance for recovery. Many Americans felt that his charisma gave off a sense of hope and optimism for the future, and because of that they were able to trust in his plans and policies. Thousands of Americans tuned into his beloved Fireside Chats and felt as though they developed a special bond with the president. Not only did Roosevelt give American’s constant reassurance in his plans for the…

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    Franklin Delano roosevelt was inaugurated as the President of the united states on March 4th, 1933. Smack dab in the center of the great depression, following a president who had supposedly “Dug” the country deeper into problems than they already were. The great depression is described as “One of the darkest times in America’s history”. Yet Roosevelt used it to reinvent the way this country was to be fashioned . FDR took it as his own personal responsibility to help the American people feel…

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    Throughout history, there have been many heroes affecting America through their great historical examples. Franklin D. Roosevelt, the 32nd president, was born in “Hyde Park, New York on January 30, 1882,” (FDR Presidential paragraph 1). He had six children with his wife Eleanor Roosevelt, who was previously a distant cousin, however sadly one child was not able to survive right after being born. Franklin loved his family and took major pride in them, he also took his education very seriously,…

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