[VOA 이야기 미국사] President Franklin Roosevelt (34) World War II
VOA Story American History, today we continue to tell you about the era of President Franklin Roosevelt. Allied forces liberated Paris, France, from Nazi German occupation, then moved east to Belgium. Allied forces captured the huge port city of Antwerp in northern Belgium. With the Allies taking the port of Antwerp, it was easier to […]
[VOA 이야기 미국사] The era of President Franklin Roosevelt (29) World War II
VOA Story American History, today we continue to tell you about the days of President Franklin Roosevelt. The Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor ended the long debate over whether the United States would enter World War II or remain neutral. American politicians and ordinary citizens have been at odds for years over whether to help […]
[VOA 이야기 미국사] The period of President Franklin Roosevelt (22) The Excellent Depression
VOA Tale American Heritage, now we go on to convey to you about the days of President Franklin Roosevelt. September 1939. The German invasion of Poland and the start out of Earth War II brought about major difficulties for Us citizens. The United States was lawfully neutral. Most People did not want to battle in […]
[VOA 이야기 미국사] The era of President Franklin Roosevelt (19) The Good Depression
VOA Story American Heritage, right now we keep on to explain to you about the days of President Franklin Roosevelt. The 1930s noticed major political improvements in Asia and Europe. President Franklin Roosevelt viewed the predicament in Asia and Europe with fantastic curiosity. Throughout this period, the Japanese military management took manage of the federal […]
[VOA 이야기 미국사] The era of President Franklin Roosevelt (12) The Great Depression
VOA Story American History, today we continue to tell you about the days of President Franklin Roosevelt. President Franklin Roosevelt supported several new laws that will change the American economy. The Banking Act gave the central bank, the Federal Reserve, new powers to control the total amount of money in use in the United States. […]
