FDR

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Franklin Delano Roosevelt's presidency marked a transformative era in American politics, characterized by his coalition-building among diverse voter groups and the implementation of the New Deal during the Great Depression. Iwan Morgan presents a fresh analysis of FDR's leadership, highlighting his innovative communication, strategic military command during WWII, and efforts in shaping a strong national-security presidency. This assessment illustrates how Roosevelt redefined the presidential role, establishing it as a dynamic force in both domestic and international affairs, ultimately influencing the course of the 20th century.