Franklin Roosevelt's __________ contributed the most to his development of compassion and strength of will.

a. education
b. domestic conflicts with Eleanor Roosevelt
c. family ties with Teddy Roosevelt
d. affliction with infantile paralysis
e. service in World War I

The most vigorous "champion of the dispossessed"- that is, the poor and minorities- in Roosevelt administration circles was

a. Harold Ickes.
b. Alfred E. Smith.
c. Eleanor Roosevelt.
d. Frances Perkins.
e. Henry A. Wallace

The Democratic party platform on which Franklin Roosevelt campaigned for the presidency in 1932 called for

a. a balanced budget.
b. deficit spending.
c. higher tariffs.
d. radical social reforms.
e. breaking up monopolistic corporations.