franklin d. roosevelt started the first 100 days of presidency.
franklin d. roosevelt started the first 100 days of presidency.
who started the first 100 days of presidency?
franklin d. roosevelt
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the term "first hundred days" (alternatively written "first 100 days") typically refers to the beginning of the first term of a president of the united states. it may specifically refer to:









































bullet::::- first 100 days of franklin d. roosevelt's presidency









































bullet::::- first 100 days of barack obama's presidency









































bullet::::- first 100 days of donald trump's presidency









































it may also refer to:









































bullet::::- first 100 days of imran khan's prime ministership









































section::::additional uses.









































bullet::::- , a 2015 british mockumentary









































bullet::::- "the story with martha maccallum", an american cable news show which premiered as "the first 100 days"
first hundred days
obama's first 100 days were highly anticipated after he became the apparent presumptive nominee. in his first "60 minutes" post-election interview obama said that he had been studying roosevelt's first 100 days. understanding the significance and symbolism of the first 100 days, hillary clinton's campaign strategy included mapping out a first 100 days plan.
first 100 days of barack obama's presidency