In the 1932 presidential election, Democratic New York Governor Franklin Roosevelt unseated incumbent Republican President Herbert Hoover in a landslide in both the popular vote and the Electoral ...

Challenges Franklin Roosevelt was elected president in the aftermath of ... His economic plan was not much different than that of the defeated Herbert Hoover. Indeed, he initially advocated a balanced ...

The speaker was Franklin Delano Roosevelt, who was at home in Albany with his friend and advisor Felix Frankfurter, monitoring radio reports of a political disaster unfolding in Herbert Hoover's ...

but it was not enough to rescue the political fortunes of Herbert Hoover. In the 1932 presidential election, he was soundly trounced by Franklin Delano Roosevelt. Eight days after his defeat ...

On Dec. 8, 1941, Franklin Roosevelt took the rostrum before ... Said ex-President Herbert Hoover, Republican statesman of the day, “We have only one job to do now, and that is to defeat Japan.” ...

Herbert Hoover, in a suit and hat ... With the coming of Franklin Delano Roosevelt (inaugurated March 4, 1933), the nature of the U.S. government changed forever. For better or worse, big ...

Herbert Hoover, left, with Franklin D Roosevelt on the way to the latter’s swearing-in ceremony on 16 March 1933 (Getty Images) “We have an economy that’s so fragile, and the only reason it ...

In 1934, in response to President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s New Deal ... More: Failed assassination attempts, like the plot against Herbert Hoover, dot US history The United States Supreme ...

Herbert Hoover, had done little to achieve the needed national turnaround. If we’re playing word association games, the most likely reaction to the name “Franklin Roosevelt” today is “big ...

On this day in history, Oct. 22, 1928, Republican presidential nominee Herbert Hoover ... On Nov. 8, 1932, Democrat Franklin D. Roosevelt defeated Republican President Hoover.

The speaker was Franklin Delano Roosevelt, who was at home in Albany with his friend and advisor Felix Frankfurter, monitoring radio reports of a political disaster unfolding in Herbert Hoover’s ...