Question

How did the perception of the National Government change under FDR?

 

How did America compare to Germany in 1937?

Answer 1

Franklin Delano Roosevelt was the longest-serving president of the United States from March 1933 to April 1945; his tenure was recognized as the most extended presidency ever in American history. Essentially during this period, he introduced several changes that advanced the American government outlook. Roosevelt was elected when the American economy almost sunk into economic depression (Blake & William, 211). Roosevelt's innovative policies enhanced the US's social and economic revival and laid the foundation for future prosperity and stability.

Roosevelt instilled confidence in government via his exemplary leadership and traits like creativity in some issues at hand, optimism, straightforwardness, eagerness, and compassion. Roosevelt saved the US economy from extremes of depression via the implementation of "3Rs," which included recovery of the economy to normal levels, relief for financially unstable, and reformation of financial systems to re-occurrence of depression (Bauer & Thomas, 1018). By 1937 Germany appeared more superior to the US since it took an active role in the first WW; however, Germany was massively affected since it had to repay war reparations for damage caused. Germany's economic decline gave the US an upper hand in economic advancement since it became the leading exporter of non-military products. Neutrality Act of 1937 restrained the US from joining war hence concentrated on industrialization.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Franklin Delano Roosevelt was the longest-serving president of the United States from March 1933 to April 1945; his tenure was recognized as the most extended presidency ever in American history.