Question

1. of the presidents listed below, one contributed the most to growing the power of the presidency. elected in 1932 during the great depression, he began implementing his new deal philosophy in the first 100 days after his inauguration. his reforms, proposed to counteract the effects of the depression, affected four areas: finance, industry, agriculture, and relief (welfare). he strengthened government work programs. his executive orders and sponsorship of legislation in the national interest supported the weak economy and remained viable years after his death. who is he?

theodore roosevelt
harry truman
franklin roosevelt
john kennedy
clear all

Explanation:

The president elected in 1932 during the Great Depression, who implemented the New Deal philosophy and strengthened government work programs to counter the Depression's effects, is Franklin Roosevelt. Theodore Roosevelt was earlier, Harry Truman succeeded FDR, and John Kennedy was later.

Answer:

Franklin Roosevelt