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3 years ago

Read this excerpt from a 1932 campaign speech by Franklin Roosevel

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Sholpan [36]3 years ago

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Answer: "We have nothing to fear but fear itself."

Explanation:

These were Roosevelt's words when he inaugurated the president. In doing so, he announced a fierce policy and a showdown with economic problems. He cited the New Deal as a project that needed to be implemented to address the accumulated issues. This attitude gave hope to disenfranchised Americans.

Until he became president. During his tenure as Governor of New York. Roosevelt spoke of the accumulated economic problems, saying that the real issues were still to come, which eventually turned out to be. In the meantime, New York State Roosevelt has launched a crisis exit initiative that overshadowed its future moves to combat the crisis, unemployment insurance, start-up pensions, opening hours, and extensive public works projects. This attitude of Roosevelt helped him to come to power.

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