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A Crippled Nation Stands Tall

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Issue:

American History

 

Written by:

Lottie L

 

Date added:

March 30, 2015

 

Level:

University

 

Grade:

A

 

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5 / 1354

 

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This topic fits snugly into chapters 25-27 of the class notes and works as an excellent compliment to understanding our nation's global path to economic re-growth and foreign affairs. I believe that the class would benefit greatly from acquiring a better understanding of what a tremendous precedent President Roosevelt set while in office...
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From foreign policy and economic stability, to his use of mass media; our beloved FDR knew how to reach a nation that was so desperately in need of help. A man that was stricken by polio and brought into presidency at our nations most extreme point of despair, was able to motivate the American people to stand tall and become a strong united nation...
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