How did Franklin Roosevelt's relationship with Georgia impact his presidency?
1President Roosevelt's rivalry with Eugene Talmadge caused him to offer little
assistance towards Georgians during the Great Depression.
2President Roosevelt knew the hardships rural Georgians faced and created New Deal
programs to address these issues.
President Roosevelt saw that Georgia was thriving economically and did not need
much help during the Great Depression.
President Roosevelt only saw Georgia as a place to vacation and had little relationship
with the people of Georgia.