Roosevelt administration

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United States presidential administration presidential administration

The Roosevelt administration refers to the U.S. presidency of Franklin D. Roosevelt from 1933 to 1945, marked by the New Deal reforms and leadership during the Great Depression and World War II.

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Predicate	Object
instanceOf	United States presidential administration → presidential administration →
capital	Washington, D.C. →
country	United States →
endTime	1945-04-12 →
executiveBranch	Executive Office of the President of the United States →
followedBy	Truman administration →
hasPart	First New Deal → Second New Deal →
headOfGovernment	Franklin D. Roosevelt →
headOfState	Franklin D. Roosevelt →
legislativeBody	United States Congress →
locatedIn	Washington, D.C. →
notablePolicy	Economic regulation and financial reform → Good Neighbor policy → Isolation to intervention transition in foreign policy → Lend-Lease → New Deal → Social welfare expansion → War mobilization economy →
numberOfPresidentialTerms	4 →
partOf	Presidency of Franklin D. Roosevelt →
politicalParty	Democratic Party →
precededBy	Hoover administration →
significantEvent	Atlantic Charter → Attack on Pearl Harbor → Banking holiday of 1933 → Court-packing plan → Creation of the Civilian Conservation Corps → Creation of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation → Creation of the Securities and Exchange Commission → Creation of the Tennessee Valley Authority → Creation of the Works Progress Administration → Fair Labor Standards Act → First Hundred Days → Formation of the United Nations (planning phase) → Gold Reserve Act of 1934 → Great Depression → Lend-Lease policy → New Deal → Recession of 1937–1938 → Social Security Act of 1935 → Tehran Conference → U.S. entry into World War II → Wagner Act → World War II → Yalta Conference →
startTime	1933-03-04 →

Referenced by (50)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Executive Order 7037 ("Franklin D. Roosevelt administration") → Executive Order 8802 ("Franklin D. Roosevelt administration") → Executive Order 9182 ("Presidency of Franklin D. Roosevelt") → Executive Order 9346 ("Franklin D. Roosevelt administration") → John Nance Garner ("Franklin D. Roosevelt administration") → Wagner–Steagall Act ("Franklin D. Roosevelt administration") →	presidentialAdministration
Charles Joseph Bonaparte → Hugh Johnson ("Franklin D. Roosevelt administration") → John Nance Garner ("Franklin D. Roosevelt’s New Deal era leadership") → Josephus Daniels ("Franklin D. Roosevelt administration") → Roosevelt administration ("Presidency of Franklin D. Roosevelt") →	partOf
An Act to Promote the Defense of the United States ("Franklin D. Roosevelt administration") → Emergency Price Control Act of 1942 → Revenue Act of 1935 ("Franklin D. Roosevelt administration") →	supportedBy
Diplomatic Reception Room ("Franklin D. Roosevelt administration") → State Dining Room ("Franklin D. Roosevelt administration") →	renovatedDuring
Backstairs at the White House → The Memoirs of Cordell Hull ("Franklin D. Roosevelt presidency") →	timePeriodCovered
As He Saw It ("Franklin D. Roosevelt presidency") → My Parents: A Differing View ("Franklin D. Roosevelt presidency") →	timePeriodDescribed
United Kingdom ("Franklin D. Roosevelt’s United States administration") →	alliedWith
Committee on Economic Security ("Franklin D. Roosevelt administration") →	appointedInAdministrationOf
Revenue Act of 1934 →	associatedWith
Norris Dam ("Franklin D. Roosevelt administration") →	constructionBeganUnder
76th United States Congress ("Franklin D. Roosevelt administration") →	convenedDuring
75th United States Congress ("Franklin D. Roosevelt second term") →	correspondingPresidentialTerm
Committee on Economic Security ("Franklin D. Roosevelt administration") →	createdBy
Executive Order 8873 ("Franklin D. Roosevelt administration") →	era
Committee on Fair Employment Practice ("Franklin D. Roosevelt administration") →	establishedDuring
Herbert Hoover administration ("Franklin D. Roosevelt administration") →	followedBy
Good Neighbor policy ("Franklin D. Roosevelt administration") →	formulatedBy
Federal Theatre Project ("Franklin D. Roosevelt administration") →	foundedUnder
West Colonnade ("Franklin D. Roosevelt administration") →	furtherDevelopedDuring
National Recovery Administration ("Franklin D. Roosevelt administration") →	implementedBy
Lend-Lease program ("Franklin D. Roosevelt administration") →	introducedInLegislatureBy
Executive Order 9417 ("Franklin D. Roosevelt administration") →	issuedDuring
The Memoirs of Cordell Hull ("Franklin D. Roosevelt administration") →	mainSubject
Tennessee Valley ("Franklin D. Roosevelt administration") →	majorProgramOf
75th United States Congress →	meetsUnder
Donald R. Richberg →	memberOf
West Wing Colonnade ("Franklin D. Roosevelt administration") →	modifiedBy
Selective Training and Service Act of 1940 ("Franklin D. Roosevelt administration") →	politicalSupportFrom
Truman administration →	precededBy
Oval Office ("Franklin D. Roosevelt administration") →	reconstructedBy
Gold Certificate ("Franklin D. Roosevelt administration") →	redeemabilityEndedUnder
Henry T. Rainey ("Franklin D. Roosevelt administration (as Speaker during early New Deal)") →	sharesBorderWith
Declaration on Atrocities ("Franklin D. Roosevelt administration") →	signedByRepresentative
Eleanor Roosevelt mystery series ("Franklin D. Roosevelt presidency") →	typicalSettingPeriod
Lillian Rogers Parks →	workedOn
Frances Perkins ("Franklin D. Roosevelt administration") →	workedUnder