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1. Franklin Roosevelt
   ... Roosevelt became the first Governor to set up an effective state relief administration. As more and more suffered from the great depression. ...
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2. Teddy Roosevelt
   ... He won by fewer than 20,000 votes. Roosevelt became the best governor of New York at that time because of enthusiasm and support by a public opinion. ...
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3. Franklin D Roosevelt
   ... In 1928 Roosevelt ran for governor of New York and won the election with a large margin. One of his main goals was that the state ...
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4. T. Roosevelt, legacy
   ... Platt, the political boss of New York, had gotten Roosevelt elected governor, yet constantly ran up against Roosevelt, who would not follow any of his orders. ...
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5. Franklin Delano Roosevelt Life
   ... state history. While Roosevelt was governor of New York, the Great Depression tightened its grip on the country. Roosevelt has developed ...
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6. T. Roosevelt, a legacy
   ... Platt, the political boss of New York, had gotten Roosevelt elected governor, yet constantly ran up against Roosevelt, who would not follow any of his orders. ...
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7. Theodore Roosevelt
   ... feel that ampquotSan Juan Hill was the greatest day of my life.ampquotRoosevelt When I returned from the Spanish American War, I was persuaded to run for governor of New ...
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8. Elenor Roosevelt
   ... When Mr. Roosevelt was governor of New York, she toured the state and met officials whom she would later deal with as the presidentamp39s wife. ...
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9. Governor Pinchot
   ... Nowhere did a governor, or anyone else for that matter, fight more ... camps throughout the state, which later became models for Rooseveltamp39s Civilian Conservation ...
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10. Franklin D Roosevelt
    ... But, Smith did get the presidential nomination in 1928 and encouraged Roosevelt to run for Governor of New York, which he did do and won. ...
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11. Theodore Roosevelt
    ... During the SpanishAmerican War, Roosevelt was a lieutenant colonel of the Rough Rider Regiment, which led a ... In 1898, he ran for Governor of New York and won. ...
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12. Eleanor Roosevelt
    ... paper Although she won much respect as the first lady Eleanor Roosevelt gained a ... While Franklin was becoming governor of New York she was campaigning for him ...
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13. Eleanor Roosevelt
    ... paper Although she won much respect as the first lady Eleanor Roosevelt gained a ... While Franklin was becoming governor of New York she was campaigning for him ...
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14. Eleanor Roosevelt
    ... As Eleanor grew up and married Franklin Roosevelt she would have six babies, one ... During the four years that Franklin was Governor both he and Eleanor helped one ...
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15. theodore roosevelt
    ... In late summer 1898, he returned to New York a war hero. Roosevelt was then nominated for governor of New York and won in the election in the fall of 1898. ...
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16. Franklin Roosevelt
    ... anything would even seem easy.ampquot3 In 1928 Franklin D. Rooseveltamp39s enforced political exile came to an end. He immediately accepted nomination as governor of New ...
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17. Theodore Roosevelt
    ... popular reputation. Upon his return from the war, Rooseveltamp39s popularity won him the position as Governor of New York. In 1900, he ...
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18. THEDORE ROOSEVELT
    ... Nominated for governor, Roosevelt won election in the fall of 1898 by a narrow margin. His two year administration was the most enlightened of the time. ...
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19. THEODORE ROOSEVELT
    ... Their victory made the Rough Riders famous, and made Roosevelt a national hero. His popularity allowed him to become the candidate for Governor of New York ...
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20. Eleanor Roosevelt
    ... Franklin had a dream of following Theodore Rooseveltamp39s course, becoming state legislator, assistant secretary of navy, Governor of New York and President of ...
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21. FDR
    ... Despite this, he pursued his career cheerfully. Roosevelt ran for governor of New York in 1928 and won by the narrow margin of 25,000 out of 4.5 million votes. ...
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22. Andrew Jackson and Franklin Roosevelt
    ... best education. This is when he began to get close to his cousin, then, Governor Theodore Roosevelt. Eventually, Franklin after ...
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23. NoneProvided
    ... In 1928 Roosevelt ran for governor of New York and won the election with a large margin. One of his main goals was that the state ...
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24. Theodore Roosevelt 3
    ... Rooseveltamp39s popularity was at an all time high and he was catapulted into the Republican nomination for governor of New York. Roosevelt ...
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25. FDR
    ... Boss Tom Platt, needing a hero to draw attention away from scandals in New York State, accepted Roosevelt as the Republican candidate for Governor in 1898. ...
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26. cooc
    ... In 1928 Roosevelt ran for governor of New York and won the election with a large margin. One of his main goals was that the state ...
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27. Theodore Roosevelt2
    ... In 1898, Roosevelt was accepted as the Republican candidate for governor of New York State. He won the election and served as governor with distinction. ...
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28. FDR
    ... It was Rooseveltamp39s deep compassion for the troubles of Americans that connected him to the general population and allowed ... In 1922: FDR became governor of New ...
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29. FDR
    ... Democratic presidential nomination19291933 Served as governor of New York.1933 1945 President of the United States. III. Becoming President Roosevelt had more ...
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30. FDRs NEW DEAL A SUCCESS
    ... Depression. Roosevelt, the governor of New York at the time, was well aware of the need for action and swept the election of 1932. In ...
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