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I will pay for the following article Franklin D. Roosevelt a Man of Determination. The work is to be 6 pages with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference page.
I will pay for the following article Franklin D. Roosevelt a Man of Determination. The work is to be 6 pages with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference page. He believed that the wealthy should be taxed and this fund should be used to aid the poorer section of the society. He sought not only to strengthen and unify the United States but supported to aid any nation that was threatened and attacked. He had the vision that every individual and every nation should enjoy the freedom which is the birthright of every human being. He believed in total democracy and did not believe in remaining stuck to the past. He believed in learning lessons from past failures and shaping a better future for the people. He prioritized the policies and actions and was organized in his actions. He was cognizant of the developments and the need of the hour. Roosevelt always adjusted to the demands of the time and knew how to get cooperation from his people. He was ahead of his time and steered the country out of the economic crisis although the question still lurks whether it was a dictatorship that he aimed at since he served for four terms despite his physical ailments.
President Harry S. Truman had the capability to handle and accept challenges. He had the opportunity of making some of the most crucial decisions for the nation and he came out brilliantly. When pleas do not work one should resort to the ultimate, is what Truman believed in and he did so in his decision to drop the atomic bombs over two Japan cities. This demonstrates the confidence he has in his actions and is prepared to accept responsibility for his actions.
He was an efficient leader and manager and was known for his honesty in all his dealings. He believed in signing agreements and treaties between and across nations and worked ceaselessly towards the attainment of peace for all. Even though he dealt with foreign affairs with efficiency, he concentrated on the development of his own county. .
