This demonstrated that he cared about the American people and in return they showed him a great deal of support in the polls. To invoke courage, Roosevelt then proclaimed "the analogue of war" which said that the American people must act, "as a trained and loyal army willing to sacrifice for the good of a common discipline" (760). By doing this, Roosevelt was telling the American people to continue the mentality of the First World War. Another political and economic example that brought on "New Nationalism" was the fireside chats because they made people confident in the executive and in the progress of the economy. Roosevelt's strong and confident broadcast made people like and want to be an American. The Second New Deal also brought on "New Nationalism" because it enacted an important law called the Emergency Relief Appropriation Act which allowed Roosevelt to created many programs that would help the unemployed. For
This demonstrated that he cared about the American people and in return they showed him a great deal of support in the polls. To invoke courage, Roosevelt then proclaimed "the analogue of war" which said that the American people must act, "as a trained and loyal army willing to sacrifice for the good of a common discipline" (760). By doing this, Roosevelt was telling the American people to continue the mentality of the First World War. Another political and economic example that brought on "New Nationalism" was the fireside chats because they made people confident in the executive and in the progress of the economy. Roosevelt's strong and confident broadcast made people like and want to be an American. The Second New Deal also brought on "New Nationalism" because it enacted an important law called the Emergency Relief Appropriation Act which allowed Roosevelt to created many programs that would help the unemployed. For