President Roosevelt believed the attack on Pearl Harbor justified a formal declaration of war against Japan because it was a sudden and unprovoked act of aggression that resulted in significant loss of American lives and military assets. The attack galvanized public opinion and demonstrated Japan's willingness to escalate its military ambitions in the Pacific. Roosevelt viewed the assault as a direct threat to national security and American interests, necessitating a decisive response to protect the nation and its allies. This perspective was encapsulated in his famous "Day of Infamy" speech, where he called for unity and action against the aggressor.
Franklin Roosevelt was president when the FBI was officially started in 1935. Before that there a special agent force set up in the treasury department starting when Theodore Roosevelt was president in 1908.
No, Lincoln was the 16th and Roosevelt was 35th I believe.
I believe the answer is no.
I believe that was Franklin Roosevelt.
By peace and war
By peace and war
Theodore Roosevelt I believe, I may be incorrect however.
I believe Teddy Roosevelt coined the term "bully pulpit." Does that count?
President Roosevelt's position on trusts was that he approved of them. He did not believe that all trusts were bad. However, he did try to curb the ones he felt were harmful.
No, there was also Andrew Johnson, the 17th president, and i believe Theodore Roosevelt did also
He became blind in one eye, I believe while he was serving as President.
I believe only President Theodore Roosevelt has.