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The Roosevelts, particularly Theodore Roosevelt, had a complex relationship with war, viewing it as a means of demonstrating national strength and fostering character development. He believed that military engagement could promote unity and invigorate the spirit of the nation. Theodore, in particular, championed the idea of the "strenuous life," advocating for active participation in war as a way to cultivate bravery and resilience. Overall, their passion for war stemmed from a belief in its potential to shape both individuals and the nation positively.
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What was roosevelts goal in ww2?
To win the war on both fronts.
What were some of Franklin Delano Roosevelts goals during World War 2?
He wanted to win the war.
Country at war during Roosevelts administration?
If your talking about Teddy Roosevelt the answer is Russia
What was Presidents Roosevelts relationship with Joseph Stalin?
they were allies in world war 2
What were Franklin Roosevelts expected outcomes of World War 2?
He expected victory.
Which of Teddy Roosevelts's children later served in World War 2?
Theodore Roosevelt Jr.
Why was president Roosevelts 1940 lend lease program created?
Provide for the Allied Powers in war.
In the last 5 paragraphs of Roosevelts argument for war which element of the argument does he primarily invoke?
Pathos
What is Roosevelts' main objective in his Four Freedoms speech?
To persuade Americans of the necessity of getting involved in the war in Europe.
What was elenor Roosevelts real name?
Elenor Roosevelts real name is Elenor Roosevelt
What happen to national debt during roosevelts presidency?
During his presidency the national debt was held steady until the war began and all money went towards wining the war.
What is the purpose of roosevelts four freedoms speech?
To persuade Americans to accept the United States' involvement in the war in Europe
