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How did the use of the executive power by President Roosevelt during World War II hurt a segment of our citize? Explain why this was done?
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I never get any pictures of my robo Roosevelt "Rose" (previously Primrose until I discovered his man parts!) because he's so shy :( but I finally got two this morning, so I'm pretty eager to show you guys! He's about he's about 17 months old now, I've...
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Adorable! He is so cute! *speaks in british accent* Does Mr Roosevelt want his sunflower seeds is so cute! *speaks in british accent* Does Mr Roosevelt want his sunflower seeds? Hehe =P Azayles.
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In 1929, the global economy was tanking due to the excesses of investment banks and stock traders.
In 1933 Roosevelt came to power facing a U$A with 14 million unemployed and industrial production 45% less than in 1930.
He then started tackling the big...
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Would never get elected as President being as he was, wheel-chair bound, today is all about image from partisan policies and see Roosevelt's New deal for what it really was:
A successfully managed economic on a postcard! Roosevelt's....
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Teddy Roosevelt's Suppressed 1894 Winchester
Read the article here:
http://www.guns.com/nra-national-fir...1894-8024.html
What a great fellow and polite neighbor Teddy was!
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Oh man, great find!
Jason ...this is so cool! Now I think my favorite president is even more awesome! While I've read too much of history to call him my favorite President, that is very cool.
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Suppose for whatever reason Roosevelt doesn't run for POTUS again in 1944, who would the Democrats pick, and who would win? Also, what affects would this have on World War Two and the post-war world?
Marc A
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Without the unifying hand of....
What if, by some miracle, the war on both.
There is no good way to make Roosevelt simply "step aside".
Debilitating to the point where he will be forced from office or to make Henry Wallace Acting President.
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Suppose for whatever reason Roosevelt doesn't run for POTUS again in 1944, who would the Democrats pick, and who would win? Also, what affects would this have on World War Two and the post-war world?
Marc A
Started by marcus_aurelius on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at alternatehistory):
Without the unifying hand of....
What if, by some miracle, the war on both.
There is no good way to make Roosevelt simply "step aside".
Debilitating to the point where he will be forced from office or to make Henry Wallace Acting President.
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As i was studying for my history test, i came across a Quote: by Roosevelt that i found to be particularly thought-provoking.. The Quote: is,
"The things that will destroy America are prosperity at any price, peace at any price, safety instead of duty...
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The amount.
Government cannot create what president, a significant amount of the policy direction for the entire federal government.
Roosevelt was half right, but the expense of what? Reality sets in.
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Yes, this is exactly what it sounds like -- with a PoD no earlier than 1866, how much can the life of Theodore Roosevelt be made to resemble that of fictional character Bruce Wayne, up to and including dressing up as a bat at night and fighting crime ...
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Then ....
Then William Howard Taft decides to get revenge on Roosevelt on his face becoming the Joker.
Batman needs enemies right a smile on his face becoming the Joker .
Well, it just doesn't get any better than this.
Roosevelt at Batman...
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Yes, this is exactly what it sounds like -- with a PoD no earlier than 1866, how much can the life of Theodore Roosevelt be made to resemble that of fictional character Bruce Wayne, up to and including dressing up as a bat at night and fighting crime ...
Started by John Fredrick Parker on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at alternatehistory):
Then ....
Then William Howard Taft decides to get revenge on Roosevelt on his face becoming the Joker.
Batman needs enemies right a smile on his face becoming the Joker .
Well, it just doesn't get any better than this.
Roosevelt at Batman...
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Lieutenant Quentin Roosevelt, a pilot with the 95th Kicking Mule Aero Squadron of the 1st Pursuit Group, was a natural leader. The youngest son of President Theodore Roosevelt, Quentin was often described as the child most like his father. When he was...
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Pascal derwisj @ 12 Okt 2....
Theodore roosevelt...
Sneuvelde op 12 Juli inderdaad daar moet een iemand veel moed voor opbrengen en die beslissing durven nemen .
Generaal Theodore Roosevelt Jr (Blok D : Rij 28 : Graven 45 & 46)
4th Division.
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