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Which phrase best describes the ultimate goal of president Franklin d Roosevelt's speech?
The ultimate goal of President Franklin D. Roosevelt's speech was to inspire confidence and resilience in the American people during a time of crisis, particularly the Great Depression. He sought to reassure citizens that through collective effort and government action, they could overcome adversity and restore the nation's strength. Roosevelt aimed to unify the public around a shared commitment to recovery and the common good. Overall, his message was one of hope and determination in the face of challenges.
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Who has the ultimate control of Washington DC?
The president
Who is the ultimate authiority in the US?
The President, The Government.
What did Franklin see as the ultimate result of the failure to adopt the Albany plan of union?
To prevent war
The president is the what of the us army?
The President is the Commander in Chief of all the Military Branches, he is the ultimate approval.
Was Abraham Lincoln the ultimate 15th president?
No. In fact, he wasn't the 15th President at all. He was the 16th.
Is the president the ultimate decision maker in military matters?
Yes , the US President is also the Commander in Chief .
What are the release dates for The Bob Show - 2007 Ultimate Warrior for President 2-3?
The Bob Show - 2007 Ultimate Warrior for President 2-3 was released on: USA: 10 January 2008
What did Franklin see as the ultimate result of the failure to adopt the albany plan of union Do you think this was a reasonable conclusion?
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Popular sovereignty means that the ultimate power of government rest with the?
the president
Who has the ultimate power to declare war?
Congress has the power to declare war not the President.
Who was the worst American President throughout history?
president Barroque Hussein Obama, his decisions and leadership have brought this country to our ultimate destruction.
What was president johnsons unltimate goal in vietnam?
President Johnson's ultimate goal in Vietnam was to disengage without losing the war. This was back in history.
