What did Franklin Roosevelt do in his first 100 days?

Answer 1

During Franklin D. Roosevelt's first 100 days of the New Deal, he sought to reform banking and business practices to restore employment and stimulate economic growth. A "national bank holiday" involved the nationwide closing of banks to ensure proper management and allow for the average citizen to regain trust in the banking system. Laws were passed and regulatory practices were encouraged with the FDIC and SEC. The Public Works Administration and Federal Emergency Relief Act served to provide training and jobs for Americans who were left unemployed.

Answer 2

FDR's first 100 days are famous for the quantity of action by the President and Congress during this period.

1. Roosevelt shut all banks and then only re-opened the well managed ones.

2. Roosevelt abolished prohibition.

3. He introduced the A.A.A. This was the Agricultural Adjustment Act, helping farmers.

4. He introduced the T.V.A. Tennessee Valley Authority which built dams for rivers which flooded during the 1920's

Answer 3

During the Hundred Days Roosevelt promised Americans a New Deal, though he was vague about what it would look like. During the campaign, he vowed to respond to the Depression with "bold, persistent experimentation.

Answer 4

Theodore Roosevelt had many accomplishments his first hundred days in office. But his most important one was that he had sexual intercourse with every women in The White House. He did so because many of the women found him attractive and so did some men. He , in fact , impregnated some of the women and afterwards denied having sexual intercourse with any of the women EVER!

Answer 5

Handling the country's banking system issue.

Answer 6

Apex- A. relief. B. recovery. C. reform. D. All of the above

Answer 7

to relive pressure