Roosevelt begged, barrowed and got creative to finance the war. The generous Americans raised money through the bond program. The war cost billions of dollars, especially the Manhattan Project to create the atom bombs.
Americans purchased bonds totaling $185.7 billion.
The vice president during Theodore Roosevelt's presidency was Charles Fairbanks
Franklin D. Roosevelt, the 32nd US president, was the US President from 1933 to his death in 1945. He was president during the worst depression the US ever had. Causing about an unemployment rate of 25%. Roosevelt did not believe in laissez-faire economics. He led the way towards more business regulation and a more central plan style in economics. Much more so then any president before him. As an aside, laissez-faire economics has never existed in what can be called the "modern world". It's impossible for any government not to have one degree or another in the economic affairs of a nation. The imposition of tariffs as an example is regulating economics in a nation. It's purpose is two fold, gaining income from trade by businesses and in so many cases helping to protect the home country business sector.
No, Franklin D. Roosevelt was President during the Great Depression (1932-1941). John F. Kennedy was a young adult at the time, attending Choate, then several colleges (Princeton, London School of Economics, Harvard and Stanford).
Franklin D. Roosevelt was one of two presidents during WWII. The other one was Harry S Truman the US Vice President. Truman became president when President Roosevelt died in office.
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