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In the pictures of Franklin E Roosevelt why is he always shone sitting down?
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paralyzed from Polio
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Who made major contributions to environmental protection in the early 1900s?
George Washington Carver! just kidding it was Theodore Roosevelt and we always had a desire to protect the environment so when he had the oppotunity he started funds and programs to save nature!! go green ! that's all for now ! bye (:
How long does a one dollar bill stay in circulation?
24 to 40 months if in constant use. Of course some wear out faster, and it's always possible to get an older bill if it's been sitting in a drawer somewhere for a while before someone spends it.
Twenty dollar certificate printed in 1778 no 270850?
You need to have "GOOD" pictures of the bill & join a website that has knowledgeable members who are avid collectors. Apart from that, you should go to some local coin shops to see what they say. Remember, old doesn't always mean you'll be able to retire on it & some bills are purchased by novice collectors & not experienced informed collectors. If you do not own the bill in question, get the pictures of it & do the research or you may just over pay for something that could takes years to re-coop the investment.
Is Progress Always Good?
No its not always good.
Why did the government change the law that you can only be elected 2 times as president?
Term limits for presidents were imposed by the 22nd Amendment, which was ratified February 27, 1951. FDR was the only president to be elected more than two terms even without the 22nd Amendment (he was elected 4 times).
What does Franklin d Roosevelt look like?
it is always very blurry and messy
Why were the dignitaries at Yalta always seated in photographs?
Mostly because Franklin D. Roosevelt was in a wheel chair permantently at this point so it was more politically correct for all of them to be seated in pictures, so that he would not look out of place or weak.
President known for fireside chats?
Franklin D. Roosevelt used what he called "fireside chats", to explain current events in a simple way to the American people by radio. He didn't necessarily always sit by a fire, and on occasion he was unable to speak personally; actor Art Carney (of The Honeymooners fame) could imitate Roosevelt's voice well, and substituted for him on occasion.Jimmy Carter revived the idea of the fireside chat in the late 1970s, and gave a talk to the American people on television, sitting by a fire and wearing a cardigan sweater. Carter ordered the White House thermostat turned down to 55 , which at first kicked on the air-conditoning, but I think they fixed that, but anyway it explains the sweater.
How did Franklin Roosevelt influence others?
Franklin Delano Roosevelt influenced others with what was later called big stick economics. Roosevelt believed that a leader must 'speak softly and carry a big stick. This meant that you must always approach things diplomatically, but do not hesitate to use violence when necessary.
How many stripes on us flag when Franklin Roosevelt was president?
Except for the 23 years from 1795 until 1818, the U.S. flag has always had 13 stripes.
What did Franklin Roosevelt do in 1941?
Franklin Roosevelt died before WWII was over. When he got elected as president for the 4th time serving over 10 yrs in office he died. Then his Vice president took over, after a while Japan surrendered and WWII was over.
Why is Kevin always sitting?
I would like to know why Kevin is always sitting - does he have a problem moving around???
Does the president always do an inauguration dance?
Such celebrations are considered customary, but not invariable. In 1945, an increasingly ill Franklin D. Roosevelt, presiding over a war-wracked country, had no inaugural ball at all.
Who was president of wworld war 2?
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Who wrote the quote We cannot always build the future for our youth but we can build our youth for the future?
Franklin Delano Roosevelt, 32nd president of US (1882 - 1945)(http://www.quotationspage.com/quote/29028.html)
Was the confederacy right?
States rights are important. States could walk away from Obama or even Franklin Roosevelt. Big government started in 1890's with the Populist movement. States should always resist this.
Was one of the U.S presidents paralyzed?
Yes! President Roosevelt was paralyzed from the waist down, due to polio which he contracted as a young man. By wearing braces he could stand and give speeches so his disability was not always obvious.
