What was fdr's most significant contribution to american politics?
a)he was able to persuade conservatives to support minority reform.

b)he was able to extend benefits to the marginalized sections of society.

c)his programs introduced the system of unemployment benefits that still exists.

d)his programs led to an expansion of the role of the federal government.

The correct answer is D) His programs led to an expansion of the role of the federal government.

FDR's most significant contribution to American politics was "His programs led to an expansion of the role of the federal government."

US President Franklin D. Roosevelt started his first period as President in 1933. His priority was to offer some relief to the American citizens that had suffered so much during the Great Depression years. So he created a series of programs called "New Deal," in which the federal government invested a lot of money to help poor people that had lost their jobs after the US stock market crash of October 29, 1929. The basis of some of those programs served as the foundation of social programs that are active today.

decembar 26, 1776. trenton.

during the morning hours, a battle was played in trenton, new jersey. after the crossing of delaware river last night by the patriotic troops headed by washington, early this morning, the main body of the continental army attacked hessian mercenaries and found them unprepared. after a short but fierce battle, two-thirds of the hessian army was captured, while one-third escaped across assunpink creek. the losses on the side of the american revolutionary army are insignificant. this battle greatly strengthened the moral strength of the continental army and inspired their re-engagement.