Franklin Roosevelt Victory in 1932

In 1932, Franklin Roosevelt won in 1932, and the United States suffered from a severe economic downturn. President Huber does not consider the government to intervene in industries and commerce, nor does it take steps to help unemployed people and the growing poor. In the presidential election of 1932, Hoover lost to the Democratic candidate Franklin Roosevelt. During the campaign, Roosevelt promised the American people "New Deal". The Roosevelt Government created jobs and considered public works projects to support the poor.

Therefore, in each election except two elections, the party that uses the most money will win. Two exceptions were Woodrow Wilson 's 1916 re - election (when Wilson promised escape from the European war) and landslide against Franklin Roosevelt' s 1932 Hoover (he was accused of exacerbating the Great Depression). But in both cases, the winner used three quarters of the money. This is the money used by the loser. I think that it is interesting that the historic breakthrough of the Republican in the White House over half a century is Grover Cleveland's two discontiguous words. In 1884, the Cleveland competitor was the main senator James Brian, a million dollars higher than the funds collected by the Democratic Party four years ago. A common consensus of political historians is that "the anger of people against the political influence of money helped Glover Cleveland enter the White House."

When Franklin Roosevelt was elected President in 1932, his wife Eleanor successfully established an independent life for himself - education, writing and political activities. Now, she becomes the first woman and is going to take on all responsibilities. Celebrating the victory, Eleanor was filled with fear of her future. Lorena Hickok, a new leading woman of the Associated Press, is one of the few people who notices that Eleanor is dissatisfied and seriously thinking. Hick - Say "Hick" to everyone who knows her - Please work patiently to earn the trust of Eleanor. Eleanor and Hick fell in love when she wrote her story for AP communication. Hick knows the reason why Eleanor is unhappy and can not be revealed. She wrote an introduction about Eleanor 's disliking to become the first woman, but did not reveal all the reasons.

In 1928, when Franklin campaigned New York Governor, he regained political attention. In 1932, he exercised for the current President, Herbert Hoover. The stock market crash and the subsequent Great Depression in 1929 led to a sharp decline in Hoover 's public opinion, which led to Franklin' s presidential election in the 1932 election. Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt entered the White House in 1933. Eleanor Roosevelt did not want to become the first woman. In many ways she was afraid to create a self-sustaining life for himself in New York and to leave it behind. Most notably, Eleanor overlooks the teachings of Todhunter School (girls' school who helped purchase in 1926). Let's be the first woman to keep her away from these projects. But in her new position Eleanor saw the opportunity to benefit from the weak group of the state and seized it and changed the role of First Lady in this process.