Franklin D. Roosevelt's cousin had also | | heard on the radio by the American people. |
Roosevelt while growing up | | started a program called Social Security. |
His cousin Eleanor was plain-looking, | | his marriage to Eleanor and constantly interfered. |
Franklin's mother opposed | | with Winston Churchill, the British Prime Minister. |
At age twenty-nine Roosevelt | | caused him to become partially paralyzed. |
He became ill with polio which | | been President of the United States. |
After becoming crippled he became | | was educated by private tutors. |
To create jobs during the economic crisis | | but had a brilliant mind. |
Some of the jobs he created were | | became a U.S Senator from New York. |
To help people in their old age he | | governor and then President of the United States. |
Roosevelt's "fireside chats" were | | Roosevelt implemented "The New Deal". |
During World War 2 he met | | building roads, bridges, and schoolhouses. |