How was Georgia significant in the life of President Franklin Roosevelt?

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GA politicians led anti-Roosevelt opposition in Congress during the 1930

He tested New Deal programs in Georgia before spreading them nationwide

GA's electoral college votes secured his election as president in 1932

He often visited Warm Springs, Georgia to treat his complications from polio.

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Kelvin Cantrell

10 April, 17:23

How was Georgia significant in the life of President Franklin Roosevelt?

Question 28 options:

GA politicians led anti-Roosevelt opposition in Congress during the 1930

He tested New Deal programs in Georgia before spreading them nationwide

GA's electoral college votes secured his election as president in 1932

He often visited Warm Springs, Georgia to treat his complications from polio.

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Annabel Shelton · Answer 1

Georgia was significant in the life of President Franklin Roosevelt because "He often visited Warm Springs, Georgia to treat his complications from polio." Roosevelt was diagnosed with poliomyelitis in 1921 and first visited Warm Springs in Georgia in 1924 for polio treatment. He liked Warm Springs and ordered to build a house there, which was called "Little White House" since he traveled there several times during his presidency.