What was Teddy Roosevelt's most important contribution to the presidency?

Answer 1

He cleaned up Wall Street's abuses with the SEC, created jobs through the TVA, WPA and other public worls projects, provided an old age security network, aided in ending the depression and brought the US through WWII.

He stole the peoples gold his first week in office. He closed the banks. He started the world's largest chain letter (Social Security). He devalued the dollar. He prolonged the depression.

Answer 2

It could be argued that the New Deal was Franklin D. Roosevelt's most important contribution as President. The New Deal was a package of domestic programs meant to respond to the economic devastation caused by the Great Depression.

Answer 3

He was elected to four terms as President of the United States during the Great Depression and WW II. He led the way on the New Deal and workers programs that built bridges and other public buildings.

Answer 4

He is often consider one of, if not the greatest US President, he is the only President to win 4 elections, Rebuilt the US economy from the great depression, introduced the social safety net, and Led the US to victory in WW2.

Answer 5

The most important thing Franklin Delano Roosevelt was to save the world from the maniac Hitler. The other major thing he did was rescue the Americans from the depression with his programs and economical turnaround during the war.

Answer 6

he helped people during the time of depression.

Answer 7

was that he helped the banks during the Great Depression by making a national holiday where all the banks had close down for four days.

Answer 8

The beginnings of socialism.

Answer 9

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