August 14, 1935
No, the Social Security System was started by Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1935, as part of "The New Deal". Johnson was the one that started handing out Social Security money to people who were neither retired nor disabled, though, with his "Great Society" schemes, and his "War On Poverty".
Theodore Roosevelt did not "start" daylight savings. It was Ben Franklin's idea and Franklin Roosevelt made it official during WWII.
Progressive would be the best term. He implemented numerous government programs to jump start the U.S. economy with "The New Deal." Some of those programs, such as Social Security, are still in function as of 2011.
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When Did Social Security and Medicare Start?Franklin D. Roosevelt signed the Social Security Act in August 1935. The first one-time, lump-sum payments were made in January 1937, and regular monthly benefits were first paid in January 1940. Medicare wasn't enacted until July 1965, with the first beneficiaries signing up approximately one year later.Source: 360 Degrees of Financial Literacy
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Franklin Roosevelt was the united states of America's President when world war 2 started.