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Why did president Roosevelt decide not to trade with japan before the bombing of pearl harbor?
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What two reasons president Roosevelt decide to invade north Africa?
for the weed
Why did Teddy Roosevelt decide to run for president in 1912?
he was from a very high-class family, and he was the governor of ny
Can congress decide to make a peace treaty?
yes but they have to get the ok from the president before finalizing it
Did President Franklin Roosevelt send out the Red Cross during the Great Depression?
I am not sure what you want to know. The Red Cross is a private relief organization. They are not under control of the President and they decide where to focus their relief efforts.
What strategy did british leader Winston churchill and president fanklin d roosevelt decide on during meetings in 1942?
to defeat the japanese first and then turn attention to the germans
Why did many Americans decide that the conuntry needed new leadership in 1932?
The Americans voted for a different person to be President. His name was Franklin Roosevelt (ROSE-uh-velt)
Who makes the final decision that the President is impeached?
When a US president is up for impeachment, the House of Representatives must decide if enough evidence has been gathered to proceed forward. If so, then a trial is held before the US Senate who will decide if they will impeach or not.
How did the US decide to drop a second bomb on Nagasaki?
Japan refused to surrender after the bombing of Hiroshima.
Why does it takes several years to decide which president have been good and which ones have not?
It takes time before the effects of their decisions can be evaluated?
Why did Theodore Roosevelt speak about a new nationalism and decide to run for president against William Howard Taft?
Taft supported the "rule of reason," which relaxed the hard line set by the Sherman Antitrust Act
When did the US decide someone can be President only twice?
The Twenty-second Amendment of the Constitution, limiting a US President to two elected terms, was ratified in 1951. This was done after Franklin D. Roosevelt was elected to four successive terms as President, to prevent the Executive Branch from holding too much power.
When did US President Franklin D. Roosevelt decide to invade the Philippines in World War 2?
In July of 1944 US President Franklin D. Roosevelt met with his senior commanders in Hawaii to decide whether to invade the Philippines or Taiwan. The senior US Navy commanders believed that an invasion of Taiwan would aid the "island hopping" Pacific campaign and the US Air Force could keep Japanese forces in the Philippines isolated. The US Army believed that invading the Philippines was a better way to take control of US military operations in East Asia. President Roosevelt decided that the US had better prospects if the Philippines were retaken. The Japanese had captured the Philippines in 1962.
