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∙ 12y ago$10 million was spent for the Gadsden Purchase. $37 million went to pay down the national debt from #69 million when he took office down to $31 million when he left. Around $20 million went to native Americans for land and annuities.
Surveys and studies were made for a trans-continental railroad. Some money was spent to improve harbors and dredge waterways. Soldiers' pensions cost around $7 million. Of course, there were the usual expenses of running the government.
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∙ 12y agoPresident Franklin D. Roosevelt.
It increased, but, even with the social activities the government set up, he just hid behind the problems with money.
Pierce earned his living as a lawyer when was not serving in government or in the army. He served in the state legislature including two years as speaker, two terms as a US Congressman and a US senator, serving only five years, resigning due to the health of his wife and a need to make more money. He also served in Mexican War, rising to the rank of brigadier general.
Dorothea Dix got Congress to pass a bill allotting 40,000 square kilometers of government land to be used to raise money to be given to the states to build and maintain asylums for the insane. She wanted Pierce to sign the bill, but he vetoed it, saying that social services were the responsibility of the states, not the federal government.
Benjamin Franklin
No. Ben Franklin is on the $100 bill
Inject money into the economy. BOOM You're welcome.
he pumped government money into the economy to recreate jobs.
stealing government money
President of the United States
Hoover did not accept any salary from the government while he was President.
inject money into the economy