What are Roosevelt's famous life stories?

Franklin roosevelt (1933- 1945), the 32nd president of the United States, has always been regarded as one of the greatest presidents in American history, the most popular and beloved president in the 20th century, and the only person who was re-elected for four terms in American history, from 1933 to 65433. Won the high support rate of the American people for seven consecutive weeks, setting a historical record. Franklin delano roosevelt was born in new york. Father James Roosevelt is a millionaire. Mother Sarah Delano is 26 years younger than her father. Roosevelt studied at Harvard University and Columbia University. 19 10 is a senator from New York. 19 13 served as deputy minister of the navy. 192 1 year was disabled by polio. From 65438 to 0928, he was the governor of New York. 1932 won the presidential election. After taking office, the "New Deal" was effective in coping with the economic crisis, so he was re-elected in the general elections of 1936, 1940 and 1944. At the beginning of World War II, the United States adopted a policy of non-interference, but took tough measures against Hitler and supported the Allies with the "lease law". 194 1 At the end of the year, the United States entered the war. Roosevelt twice represented the United States in the meeting of the "Big Three" of the Allies. The Roosevelt administration put forward the principle that the Axis countries must surrender unconditionally and put it into practice. Roosevelt put forward the idea of establishing the United Nations, which was also put into practice. Died of cerebral hemorrhage at the age of 63. Youth is confident that Roosevelt is a descendant of Dutch immigrants. 1882 was born into a wealthy and privileged family in the upper class of New York State in June. 1904 graduated from Harvard University and began to form his own political ideal at this time, hoping to engage in social activities after graduation. He realized that law can pave the way for social activities and enter Columbia University to study law. 1907 joined a famous law firm as an ordinary clerk. At that time, a colleague recalled Roosevelt: "When chatting after work, he said frankly that he would not engage in law forever, and he would run for public office whenever he had the opportunity. That's what he wants to do most. He wants to be president very much. He thinks he really has a chance to become president. " 19 10, Roosevelt was recommended to be elected to the Senate of New York State. 1920, Roosevelt accepted the nomination of the democratic vice presidential candidate and participated in the national election. In this general election, the Democratic Party lost to * * * and the Party. After losing the election, Roosevelt decided to leave politics and make a short adjustment. He came to work in the new york Chamber of Commerce, which offered an amazing annual salary of $25,000. He and his family spent the summer of 192 1 in Campobello Island, Maine. During his vacation, after swimming in the cold sea, he suddenly became paralyzed in both legs and was diagnosed with polio. Under the medical conditions at that time, it became an obvious fact that Roosevelt was paralyzed forever at the age of 39. At the beginning of his illness, almost everyone thought that Roosevelt's political career was over. However, when Roosevelt appeared at the Democratic National Congress with the help of his son James (1924) and gave a speech on "Happy Warrior" for Al Smith's nomination, he was highly praised by the Party, the public and the press. 1October 3, 1928, 10, Roosevelt announced his acceptance of the nomination of the governor of New York. In order to convince voters that he is not disabled, Roosevelt came up with some body movements and methods to keep him energetic, capable, kind and touching in public. At that time, most onlookers hardly knew that he was disabled. 1928165438+1October 6th, he won the position of governor of New York by a narrow margin. During his tenure as governor, Roosevelt carried out the first social relief welfare plan in American history, which won the hearts of the people, which made him re-elected as governor for the second time. In the last few days of the "Legislative Yuan" 1929 10, the biggest economic crisis in history came. This typhoon swept through the capitalist world centered on new york. Roosevelt was appointed as the 32nd president of the United States at the worst moment of the Great Depression. 1933 On March 4th, Roosevelt delivered his inaugural address. He said to the American people, "The only thing we have to fear is fear itself. We hope to stop the mental panic caused by the Great Depression and start the' New Deal' with great fanfare." The most direct manifestation of Roosevelt's implementation of the New Deal was legislation, and he was nicknamed "Legislative President". It is these rapid and decisive legislation that have achieved great results and made the American economy energetic. After the implementation of the New Deal legislation, the number of unemployed people decreased by 4 million compared with the beginning of 1933, and at least 6 million jobs were provided. 1935, the total cash income of farmers rose from $4 billion in 1932 to nearly $7 billion. In the anti-fascist war, Roosevelt was pushed onto the historical stage by the domestic economic crisis in the United States. But what established his position as a historical figure in the world was his achievements in the anti-fascist struggle. By the end of 1940, Britain was almost at the end of its tether, relying on the United States for arms, but it had neither money to buy nor money to transport. Churchill called on Roosevelt many times. After examining the situation of World War II, Roosevelt realized that the United States must help the invaded countries to safeguard its own interests. By mobilizing public opinion, Congress finally passed the lease law on March 8th, 194 1. By the end of 1945, the United States had provided assistance worth more than $50 billion to other allies through the lease law. The biggest beneficiary of the lease law is the Soviet Union. Stalin once spoke highly of Roosevelt's implementation of the lease law: "The President and the United States have made great efforts to win this war. The most important thing in this war is machines ... America ... is a country with machines. If we can't use these machines by using the lease law, we will lose the war. " Roosevelt in the sunset, many times, the American public, including people around him, almost ignored his disability. He always appears in front of others with a positive and strong image, and tells reporters in a friendly tone not to take photos of him in a wheelchair or when he is struggling to get on and off the bus, so as to avoid attracting people's attention to his physical disability. In fact, even without the influence of polio, Roosevelt's physical condition was already very poor. People around him noticed that one of his hands had begun to tremble unconsciously and he often dozed off when dictating letters. The doctor found that he suffered from hypertension, atrial failure and bronchitis. Roosevelt did not complete his last term. 1April 1945 12, 63-year-old Roosevelt died of a sudden cerebral hemorrhage.