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Nezavi [6.7K]
3 years ago
14

Explain Roosevelt's Legacy as a progressive president.

History
1 answer:
finlep [7]3 years ago
5 0

Answer: Roosevelt is considered by many to be the first modern president.

Explanation:

Through his actions, Roosevelt significantly strengthened the function of the president of the United States. Roosevelt's legacy is reflected in the effort that every American should have an equal chance of success. That is why Roosevelt was the first president to seek to abolish and largely succeed in monopolies. It was in this way that he gave everyone an equal chance. He also advocated for social welfare for all who need it. Roosevelt was the first to intensify the role of the United States in foreign policy. He believed that the country's international presence should be one of the national interests. He worked intensively to strengthen the navy and army but, at the same time, advocated for world peace. Roosevelt communicated regularly with the media; he knew that the media is a tool that shapes public opinion.

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