President Roosevelt

Great Depression: The Great Depression was a severe economic downturn that lasted from 1929 to the late 1930s. It was characterized by high unemployment rates, poverty, and a decline in production and trade.

Fireside Chats: Fireside Chats were radio broadcasts made by President Roosevelt where he spoke directly to the American people. These chats helped him communicate his plans, policies, and reassurances during times of crisis.

Social Security Act: The Social Security Act was one of the most significant pieces of legislation passed during FDR's presidency. It established programs aimed at providing economic security for retired individuals, disabled individuals, and families with dependent children.