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To provide a well-informed response, I would need to know the specific decision made by Roosevelt that you're referring to, as he made many significant decisions during his presidency. However, Roosevelt's New Deal policies, aimed at addressing the Great Depression, are often praised for their impact on social welfare and economic recovery. Conversely, some critics argue that these policies expanded government intervention in the economy too much. Ultimately, opinions on Roosevelt's decisions vary based on economic and ideological perspectives.
What else can I help you with?
Do you agree with the decision made by Roosevelt and Churchill to require unconditional surrender by the Axis powers why or why not think about the advantages of defeating a foe decisively?
I totally agree with Churchill and Roosevelt after recalling what had happened in the last World War; they wanted to do anything to prevent it; Even if it meant granting murderers diplomatic immunity.
Do you agree with the decision made by Roosevelt and Churchill to require unconditional surrender by the axis powers Why?
Anyone with any knowledge about the Second World War would give a resounding YES response to that question.
How did the micmac made there decision?
The Micmacs had made dicions by counsensus consencus is when everyone has to agree
Who made the decision to drop the atomic bomb on Jap?
Shortly after President Roosevelt (FDR) passed away, Truman came into office and made this decision.
President roosevelt made the difficult decision to use the atomic bomb?
He and himself only.
Do you agree with the decision made by Roosevelt and Churchill to require unconditional surrender by the axis power Why or why not?
I agree with Roosevelt and Churchill's decision to demand unconditional surrender from the Axis powers as it aimed to ensure a complete and total defeat, preventing any possibility of negotiated peace that could allow for a resurgence of militarism. This stance also aimed to unify the Allies and demonstrate their commitment to a just and lasting peace, free from the influence of fascism. By eliminating any conditions, they sought to emphasize the necessity of total accountability for the devastation caused during the war.
Who became the president after Franklin d Roosevelt and made the decision to drop the atomic bombs?
President Truman.
How did Roosevelt decide to help the Jews during world war 2?
He made them in charge of Hollywood, and as you can see he made a wise decision.
Do arbitrators render legally binding decisions?
yes, If the parties involved agree that the decision made will be legally binding
Do you agree with Congress' decision to stop President Roosevelt's court-packing bill?
Yes. President Roosevelt's attempt to pack the Supreme Court represented an unconstitutional violation of the separation of powers, and would have given him almost dictatorial control over the federal government.
Did president Roosevelt agree with president Truman with dropping the bomb?
Roosevelt made the decision to make the atomic bomb on October 9, 1941.As the Manhattan Project progressed Roosevelt followed developments with the assumption that the atomic bombs would be used "as made ready".Roosevelt died and when Truman is briefed on the atomic bomb he decides to change nothing.After the first two bombs are dropped on Japan and they indicate they will surrender, Truman makes the only decisionentirely his own about the atomic bomb during WW2 and orders the bombing stopped.
How was Roosevelt's respince to the coal strike stmbolic of his view of the presidency?
Roosevelt was able to work out an agreement with the coal miners to agree to his arbitration plan. If they didn't agree to it he threatened to take over their mines. They eventually agreed.
