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Because there was no law against it back then. George Washington stopped at being elected two times because he didn't want to die in office giving the impression he was a king, so he stopped at two. And every other president wanted to follow in his footsteps until Roosevelt came along. After his fourth term is when they made it a law to only allow a president to be elected two times.
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Why was Franklin D. Roosevelt reelected?
FDR was reelected for his second term because he was saving the nation. He created government agencies and helped the country out of the despair caused by the Great Depression. People thought of him as a friend. For his third term he was reelected because he told people he had a plan to lead them out of the war. People obviously needed him so he won by a landslide again. For his fourth World War II was still on so he was reelected. He was the only president ever elected for four terms and nowadays there's a law against more than two terms.
Was Franklin D roosevelt more worried about getting reelected in 1942?
1942 was not an election year and the war was going on in earnest, so I do not think getting re-elected was a major worry for FDR in 1942.
How many times did Teddy Roosevelt die?
Only once as president, in 1904. He was originally VP under William McKinley, who was shot and killed in 1901, so Roosevelt became president.
Why did Teddy Roosevelt have so many pets?
because he wanted to
Why did they allow roosevelt to be the president four times?
There were no term limits at the time, so he was allowed to continue running.
Why was bush considered so bad but was then reelected?
Because he did good and people liked him his first term when he protected us they felt and stuff. But his second term he knew that he could not get reelected again he did whatever he wanted.
How many times can a congress person be re-elected?
If you are talking US Congress then there is no limit to the number of terms a congressman (or Senator) can serve, so they can be reelected as many times as they want if they can get the people to vote for them.
Who are Eleanor Roosevelt's relatives?
She was the niece of President Teddy Roosevelt, and she and Franklin were cousins (distant). Interestingly, her maiden name was Roosevelt, so she was actually Eleanor Roosevelt Roosevelt.
When did Franklin Roosevelt give his inauguration speech?
Roosevelt was inaugurated four times so he gave four inaugural speeches. The dates were March 4,1933, January 20,1937, January 20, 1941 and January 20, 1945.
What is an elected office where the party in power or the incumbent is so strong that being reelected is a foregone conclusion?
Safe Seat
Why is gerrymandering done and who does it benefit?
Gerrymandering is done so that representatives can be guaranteed to be reelected. It benefits the representative of the district they are gerrymandering.
Compare and contrast the Roosevelt administration and the hoover administration?
roosevelt had a teddy bear named after him so it refers to roosevelt.
