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The Historical Significance of President Franklin D. Roosevelt (1932-1945)This historical review of Franklin D. Roosevelt's presidency provides great details on how Roosevelt created a stronger, safer United States in the midst of global chaos. Attention is given to Roosevelt's involvement in creating a more democratic world. -
The New Deal: Franklin D. Roosevelt's Solution to the Great DepressionContrasting Hoover's passive leadership, Roosevelt energetically tried everything he could to push the American economy back into action. In a hundred days, he passed over fifteen bills to boost the economy and create new jobs. -
Quote of the Week by Theodore RooseveltTheodore Roosevelt, helped to save the wilds of America but establishing the first National parks in this country
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Ferndale's Roosevelt Primary School is Claiming it is Not Liable for Falling Flagpole DeathDoesn't the Ferndale Roosevelt Primary School have a certain amount of responsibility to keep our children safe from defective equipment and unsafe structures? If the school district is not liable who is?
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Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel Hauntings: Hauntings of Old Hollywood StarsHollywood Roosevelt Hauntings of old Hollywood stars have been recorded in specific locations of the hotel. Read on for exact locations of which celebs. -
Women in History: Anna Eleanor Roosevelt, Part ThreeIt would be difficult to imagine any politician, leader of industry or head of state who had a wife with any more savvy, determination and courage than did Franklin Delano Roosevelt in his wife Eleanor.
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Women in History: Anna Eleanor Roosevelt, Part FourWith husband Franklin Delano Roosevelt at the helm of Oval Office, Eleanor wasted no time in working to find her niche.
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A Look at the History of the Roosevelt Island Tram in New York CityThe Roosevelt Island Tram connects Manhattan and Roosevelt Island in New York City and has been operating since 1976. The Roosevelt Island Tram has become an integral part of New York City's mass transit system and an iconic landmark.
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Theodore Roosevelt Presidential TriviaThis is my twenty sixth entry of my presidential trivia series. I hope you are enjoying these.
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Reviewing the Imperial Cruise: Roosevelt's Convoy of OppressionJames Bradley describes how two key characters of American politics were sent to Voyage to the orient in order to spread Teddy Roosevelt's policy of Aryan oppression and expansion. -
Book Review: Raymond Esthus's Theodore Roosevelt and the International RivalriesA book review on Raymond Esthus's Theodore Roosevelt and the International Rivalries, published in 1982 by Regina Books. The non-fiction work documents President Roosevelt's involvement in a number of foreign entanglements.
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The Rise of Theodore Roosevelt (Book Review)In his Pulitzer Prize-winning biography The Rise of Theodore Roosevelt, Edmund Morris masterfully chronicles the life of the mercurial, complex, and paradoxical 26th President of the United States.
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Women in History: Anna Eleanor Roosevelt Part OneNever doubt the influence a single person can make in the life of another; Anna Eleanor Roosevelt had just such an influence in her young life.
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Great Things to Do in Western New York: Holidays at the Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural SiteVictorian Christmas fun at the Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural Site.
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A Review of the Relevant Literature Addressing Franklin Roosevelt's Court-Packing PlanThis Literature Review was an assignment for a college history class. It is an overview of seven academic sources that approach the events surrounding Roosevelt's failed plan to add justices to the supreme court from different perspectives.
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The River of Doubt: Theodore Roosevelt's Darkest Journey by Candice MillardSubtitled Theodore Roosevelt's Darkest Journey, this tells the story of Roosevelt's trip into South America to map an unknown Amazon tributary after his defeat for a third Presidency.
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Franklin Delano Roosevelt Presidential TriviaThis is my thirty second entry in my presidential trivia series. I hope you are enjoying this series.
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The "New Deal" for Economic Recovery - Franklin D. Roosevelt's Brain ChildIf you think economic recovery is a "new" idea, think again. Congress has bailed out the American public many times in the past, including during Roosevelt's term in office. His "New Deal" policies provided emergency economic policies.
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Theodore Roosevelt Lake in Arizona's Tonto National ForestCanyon Lake, Lake Peasant, Saguaro Lake, Apache Lake, Bartlett Lake and Roosevelt Lake are surrounded by the Superstition Mountains. -
Trellis Restaurant on Roosevelt Island, NYC: A ReviewPart of New York City's best kept secret, Roosevelt Island, Trellis Restaurant is a break away from the expensive restaurants of Manhattan.
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Women in History: Anna Eleanor Roosevelt, Part TwoAnna Eleanor Roosevelt, as an adult, was the sum total of her life experiences and socioeconomic background as much as any other person.
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Franklin Delano Roosevelt: An IntroductionA Short biographical introduction to President Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Covering his early years, his battle with polio, his political beginnings, 4 terms in office, the new deal, WWII, Fireside chats, and his death.
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Movie Review - Warm Springs - a Chapter in the Life of Franklin D. Roosevelt (2005)It has come to light in the past decade that Franklin Roosevelt may not have had polio but may have been afflicted with Guillain-Barre Syndrome, a disease unfamiliar to the doctors of his day. -
Franklin Delano Roosevelt, LeaderFranklin D. Roosevelt saved America.
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Quentin Roosevelt Killed in Action, 1918Quentin Roosevelt was the youngest son of Teddy Roosevelt. He was killed in action during World War I on July 14, 1918. -
The Roosevelt Inn Bed & Breakfast Coeur D'Alene IDWhen you're looking for relaxation in Coeur d'Alene Idaho, go check out the converted elementary school that's now The Roosevelt Inn Bed & Breakfast. -
Teddy Roosevelt Island in WinterWinter, spring, summer, fall---Teddy Roosevelt Island is the place to visit. It is quiet and seldom crowded. In winter, frequently the only sounds are the crunching of icy trail under the shoes of local runners and of collapsing ice as the tide ebbs.
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President-elect Franklin Delano Roosevelt's Assassination Attempt: True or HypeWhen Joseph Zangara was tried in 1933 for the assassination attempt on President-elect Franklin Delano Roosevelt, many believed FDR was not the target but rather Anton J. Cermak, the mayor of Chicago.
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Would Teddy Roosevelt Drill at ANWR?Senator John McCain is getting tired of taking questions about his opposition to drilling for oil at ANWR. His response, which has become rote, is that drilling at ANWR would be like drilling at the Grand Canyon or the Everglades-unthinkable. -
President Franklin Delano RooseveltRoosevelt's political career and presidency shaped his celebrated legacy.
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Must See: Teddy Roosevelt House on Long IslandIf you are a history buff or love Victorian houses to visit, then Teddy Roosevelt's House in Oyster Bay, Long Island in New York is the place for you. -
Theodore Roosevelt Island-Walk in the Woods Near Washington D.CThis is a review of Theodore Roosevelt Island, that's off the GW Parkway, and close to the Nation's Capital.
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Book Review - Franklin Delano Roosevelt: Champion of Freedom by Conrad BlackFranklin Delano Roosevelt: Champion of Freedom by Conrad Black incorporates the latest scholarship in one of the best, most comprehensive one-volume biographies of Roosevelt ever written.
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Book Review - Theodore Roosevelt: A Life by Nathan MillerTheodore Roosevelt: A Life by Nathan Miller is an excellent one-volume introduction to the life of Theodore Roosevelt, the 26th President of the United States.
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Movie Review - Teddy Roosevelt: an American Lion (2003)Roosevelt himself felt that the creation of the Panama Canal was the greatest achievement of his political career. The Big Ditch was begun in 1906 but was not completed until five years after he left office in 1909. -
F.D. Roosevelt State ParkThis west Georgia state park is on the southern-most edge of the Appalachian Mountain chain and is home to Franklin D. Roosevelt's favorite picnic spot. -
Historic Route 88 Travel Guide: Tonto National Forest Region in Roosevelt, AZWhat follows is a short summary of what visitors to Tonto National Monument and the Roosevelt area may expect to find there. -
Drinks, Bowling and Fun at the Historic Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel's Newly Opened Spare RoomBowling, board games and cocktails in a historic Hollywood building. The Spare Room in the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel is not cheap, but it is classy.
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Book Review - Colonel Roosevelt by Edmund MorrisFinally -- after 31 years, Edmund Morris, Theodore Roosevelt's greatest biographer, has completed Colonel Roosevelt, the third and final volume of his Theodore Roosevelt trilogy. -
Presidential Pet Scandals: Franklin Delano Roosevelt's Scottish Terrier, FalaFranklin Delano Roosevelt's Scottish Terrier, Fala, was the President's best friend and closest ally. FDR defended him more than he defending himself.
