Franklin Delano Roosevelt By Gaby

Biography Grew up in Hyde Park, New York Only child He was taught that initiative, enthusiasm, and a sense of humor were extremely beneficial traits. Hobbies included reading, sailing, hunting, horseback riding, fishing, skating, and stamp collecting. Grew up in Hyde Park, New York Only child He was taught that initiative, enthusiasm, and a sense of humor were extremely beneficial traits. Hobbies included reading, sailing, hunting, horseback riding, fishing, skating, and stamp collecting.

Biography Groton School for Boys in Massachusetts Harvard University Columbia University Law School Married his distant cousin, Eleanor Roosevelt Five children named Anna, James, Elliot, Franklin Junior, and John Groton School for Boys in Massachusetts Harvard University Columbia University Law School Married his distant cousin, Eleanor Roosevelt Five children named Anna, James, Elliot, Franklin Junior, and John

Personal Traits Determination Friendliness Humor Toughness Self-confidence Sense of adventure Determination Friendliness Humor Toughness Self-confidence Sense of adventure

Motivation Becoming president and vice president of the USA Fighting polio Helping soldiers from World War I Becoming president and vice president of the USA Fighting polio Helping soldiers from World War I

Hardships Getting polio Great Depression and World War II Losing to Harry Truman in the election for vice president Getting polio Great Depression and World War II Losing to Harry Truman in the election for vice president

Accomplishments Becoming president Becoming governor of New York Starting the U.N. with British Prime Minister Winston Churchill and Russian leader, Joseph Stalin Becoming president Becoming governor of New York Starting the U.N. with British Prime Minister Winston Churchill and Russian leader, Joseph Stalin

Interesting Information Fala, his black Scottish terrier, was almost as famous as he was. He only got into Harvard because of his friendliness. Fala, his black Scottish terrier, was almost as famous as he was. He only got into Harvard because of his friendliness.

Quotes “The only thing we have to fear is fear itself.” “A democracy, the right kind of democracy, is bound together by the ties of neighborliness.” “The only thing we have to fear is fear itself.” “A democracy, the right kind of democracy, is bound together by the ties of neighborliness.”

Three questions I would like to ask my Change Seeker: How did you feel about losing to Harry Truman in the election for vice president? Why did you cheat on Eleanor? Did you worry about getting diphtheria when you were a kid like Archibald Rogers? How did you feel about losing to Harry Truman in the election for vice president? Why did you cheat on Eleanor? Did you worry about getting diphtheria when you were a kid like Archibald Rogers?