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How did the US Congress deal with US President Franklin D Roosevelt's trade agreement requests?
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In the early 1930's President Franklin D. Roosevelt asked the US Congress for authority to negotiatetrade agreements and revise tariff rates to be in accordance with current economic realities, the Congress was not cooperative. Terms to describe Roosevelt's requests were labeled to be "fascist" in nature.
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