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\nIbiblio: World War Ii Resources: 1935 Neutrality Act\n

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\nText of Franklin Roosevelt's approval of the Neutrality Act of 1935, passed by the Congress in August, 1935. Read why Roosevelt thinks this act is a reasonable reflection of American foreign policy in the mid-1930s.\n
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\nTeaching American History: Franklin D. Roosevelt: State of the Union 1934\n

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\nFranklin Roosevelt's State of the Union address to the nation in 1934. This was the first \"State of the Union\" delivered.\n
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\nMiller Center at Uva: u.s. Presidents: Franklin Delano Roosevelt: Foreign Affairs\n

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\nScroll through this discussion of Franklin Roosevelt's attention to foreign policy during his several terms in office to \"Confronting Germany and Japan\" and \"Descent into War.\" Here you will find out about the United States' position of...\n
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\nPbs: American Experience: Primary Resources: Pearl Harbor Speech\n

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\nA transcript of the infamous speech delivered by Franklin Roosevelt asking Congress to declare war on Japan following the attack on Pearl Harbor.\n
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\nUniversity Libraries: Federal Emergency Relief Administration (Fera) Collection\n

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\nA vast collection of photographs of projects in the state of Washington funded by the Federal Emergency Relief Administration at the beginning of Franklin Roosevelt's New Deal. Included is an essay that describes the purpose of the FERA.\n
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\nAmerican History: Documents: The Atlantic Charter 1941 August 14\n

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\nFeatures the complete text of the Atlantic Charter signed by President Franklin Roosevelt and Winston Churchill in 1941 which defined the Allied goals for the post-war world.\n
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\nFederal Reserve Bank of Boston: Closed for the Holiday [Pdf]\n

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\n\"Closed for the Holiday\" is an excellent account of the consequential events of the Great Depression focusing on the Stock Market Crash of 1929 as the beginning of the Great Depression, and ending with the emergency bank actions Franklin...\n
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\nPbs: American Experience: Primary Resources: Fireside Chat, May 7, 1933\n

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\nPresident Franklin Roosevelt's Fireside Chat, the banking crisis address to the nation in May 1933. He presents his plans to end the trouble with the banks.\n
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\nSchs: Fdr and the Court Packing Controversy\n

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\nA narrated slideshow detailing the problems Franklin Roosevelt ran up against with putting his New Deal plans into effect. The conservative justices on the Supreme Court determined that many of the reforms were unconstitutional. Find out...\n
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\nAu: Frances Perkins on the Social Security Act (1935)\n

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\nHere is a speech given by Frances Perkins, Secretary of Labor in the administration of Franklin Roosevelt, praising the passage of the Social Security Act in 1935. See how this groundbreaking legislation would help the elderly, disabled,...\n
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\nConcise Encyclopedia of Economics: Great Depression\n

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\nFor upper level classes and abilities only. A very scholarly explanation of the causes of the Great Depression and steps Franklin Roosevelt to end it. An excellent source due to its thorough analysis and detail.\n
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\nU.s. Department of State: Atlantic Charter\n

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\nThis article published by the US Department of State's Office of the Historian discusses the significance of the Atlantic Charter. In it Franklin Roosevelt and Winston Churchill agreed on a broad statement of war aims for Great Britain...\n
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\nDigital History: The Decision to Drop the Bomb [Pdf]\n

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\nThe day before the bombing of Pearl Harbor, President Franklin Roosevelt gave the go-ahead to scientists to develop an atomic bomb. This site gives a good overview of the war in the Pacific against Japan, the increasing successes of the...\n
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\nBeyond the Bubble: Lange's Iconic Photograph\n

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\n[Free Registration/Login Required] The Resettlement Administration was one of President Franklin Roosevelt's agencies that helped people from the Dust Bowl. This agency hired photographer Dorothea Lange to take pictures that would build...\n
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\nNational Museum of American History: Powering the Past: Emergence of Electrical Utilities in America\n

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\nLooks at the history of electrical utilities in the United States from the time of Edison up to President Franklin Roosevelt.\n
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\nNational Postal Museum: Mail to the Chief: Franklin Delano Roosevelt\n

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\nAn exhibition that celebrates FDR's love for stamps and stamp collecting.\n
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\nTeaching American History: Letter to Franklin D. Roosevelt\n

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\nCriticism from Herbert Hoover to President Roosevelt was sent in a private letter. Hoover offered suggestions for the president to help reassure the people of the United States during a time of great fear and desolation.\n
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\nNational Park Service: Roosevelt's Little White House at Warm Springs\n

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\nWarm Springs Historic District is home to President Franklin D. Roosevelt's Little White House, where he went annually to treat his polio with the therapeutic spring water. His experiences at the Little White House helped form some of...\n
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\nFdr Presidential Library and Museum\n

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\nThe FDR Library houses the complete personal papers and documents of Franklin Delano Roosevelt, as well as those of his wife, Eleanor, and many other documents related to their lives and times. More than 800,000 of these documents are...\n
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\nPare Lorentz Film Center\n

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\nA media source for information on the life and times of Franklin D. Roosevelt. The film center is named after Pare Lorentz, a renowned documentary filmmaker who created government-sponsored films during Roosevelt's era, as well as...\n
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\nPbs Online: Character Above All: Franklin D. Roosevelt\n

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\nThis essay about Roosevelt begins with several quotes describing him. It looks at FDR's personal characteristics and gives some background on his presidency.\n
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\nGeorgia Info: Fdr's Visits to Georgia\n

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\nA very detailed account of FDR's involvement in Georgia, in particular, his role in the establishment of a medical foundation at Warm Springs, Georgia. FDR actually bought the property and used the warm waters to try to help with his...\n
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\nMiller Center at Uva: u.s. Presidents: Franklin Delano Roosevelt: Domestic Policies\n

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\nRead about the scope of Roosevelt's New Deal from 1933 until 1939 and continue with his domestic policies during World War II. Find out how important Roosevelt's personality was to the implementation of his ideas.\n
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\nPbs: American Experience: Primary Resources: First Inaugural Address 1933\n

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\nA transcription of President Franklin D. Roosevelt's First Inaugural Address delivered on March 4, 1933.\n
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