The Election of Franklin D. Roosevelt for President

In November 1932, Franklin Roosevelt was elected President of the United States of America. He defeated Republican opponent Hoover in 89% of election votes and reached 11%. Mr. Roosevelt also won a vote of 22.8 million dollars including Mr. Hoover's 15.8 million votes. To make Roosevelt President, Roosevelt took several events and reasons to reach this position. The presidential election before 1932 was 1928 years. 1928 was completely different from 1932. In the 1920s, America was considered extremely "prosperous" and the economy was "prosperous."

Franklin Roosevelt was elected president in 1932, and it boosted the country's hope. After three years of ruthless economic difficulties, it affected American psychology. The current president, Herbert Hoover, expressed his enthusiasm for his overwhelming victory in the election and a new approach. The new president did not get disappointed. Between the first two terms of his term, Roosevelt passed legislation to promote legislation and set new standards for government intervention in the economy. Despite drastic action, the economy did not respond, as Roosevelt wanted. On the eve of World War II, the unemployment rate is still around 20%, and industrial production is stagnating. The New Deal did not end the Great Depression, but succeeded in creating a new program that restores public trust and brings peace of mind to millions of Americans.

American citizens can not help find the federal government. In 1932, people expressed dissatisfaction with President Herbert Hoover's economic plan and elected President Franklin Roosevelt. Roosevelt is a bold experimenter and actor. In the beginning of his regime, he got the best talent in the country and advised him. This group of people is known as "Brain Trust". Within 100 days, the president, his adviser and the US Congress passed a series of laws aimed at helping troubled countries get out of recession.