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What political ideology is found with the disagreement between Franklin D. Roosevelt and congress during Franklin Delano Roosevelt's new deal?
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What political ideolody is FDR? What political ideolody is FDR?
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The disagreement between Franklin D. Roosevelt and Congress during the New Deal can be attributed to various political ideologies. Roosevelt, a Democrat, embraced a progressive and interventionist approach that aimed to address the economic hardships of the Great Depression through government intervention and social programs. On the other hand, some conservative and Republican members of Congress opposed such measures, advocating for limited government involvement and free-market principles.
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What was Eleanor roosevelt husbands name?
Eleanor Roosevelts husband is Franklin Delano Roosevelt.
Was Franklin D. Roosevelt partly German?
Franklin Roosevelt had no known German blood. The Roosevelts were Dutch.
Who was Franklin Delano Roosevelts dads name?
James Roosevelt
What party did the Roosevelts belong to?
Franklin Roosevelt was a democrat.Theodore was a republican
What was Franklin Roosevelts political party?
Franklin D. Roosevelt was a member of the Democratic Party. He served as 32nd President of the United States from 1933 until 1945.
What is Franklin Delano Roosevelts full name?
Houdini in the White House or the Squire of Hyde Park
Who was Franklin Delano Roosevelts half brother?
His name was James Roosevelt.
What two presidents were Roosevelts?
Theodore Roosevelt, the 26th President, and Franklin D. Roosevelt, the 32nd President.
Who was Eleanor Roosevelts husband?
Eleanor's husband was the president (FDR) Franklin Delano Roosevelt.
What was the name of Franklin Delano RooseveltS wife?
that would be Anna Eleanor Roosevelt.
Are there more Franklin d Roosevelt's?
Yes- White Pages turns up Franklin D, Roosevelts in NC, LA and ME.
Who is Eleanor Roosevelt?
Eleanor Roosevelts children were Anna, James and Franklin. They were born in 1906( Anna), 1907 (James) and 1909 (Franklin).
