* Franklin Roosevelt was born in Hyde Park, NY at his family home. The name of the house was:
* Early in his career, FDR served in Washington as a Presidential appointee. What was his position?
* At age 39, FDR suffered an attack of polio and never walked on his own again. What year did this occur?
* FDR ran for Vice-President in 1920. Who was his running mate?
* FDR was in the habit of visiting a rural retreat in Maryland, which is now called Camp David. What was it called when FDR used it?
* All Presidents have at least one truly trusted advisor. In FDR's case, it was a small, gnome-like man who dropped cigarette ashes everywhere he went. What was his name?
* FDR had several hobbies, but one he maintained his entire life. What was it?
* FDR enjoyed the company of women, but one relationship nearly cost him his marriage and his political career. Who was this woman?
* When FDR addressed Congress for the last time, what did he do that he had never done before when addressing them?
* FDR died of a cerebral haemorrhage in 1945 at his retreat in Warm Springs, GA. What was he doing at the time?
* FDR was born in the year:
* From what college did FDR graduate?
* What was the name of the family home in which FDR grew up?
* When did Franklin Roosevelt and Eleanor Roosevelt marry?
* How many children did FDR and Eleanor have?
* Roosevelt made his first public appearance since becoming paralyzed at the 1924 Democratic Convention. Who did he speak for at this event?
* The first signs that something could be wrong with the young Franklin Roosevelt appeared on August 9, 1921. Roosevelt fell into a body of water and remarked that the water seemed "so cold it was paralyzing." Roosevelt fell into the Bay of _______?
* Dr. Keene, the second doctor to diagnose Roosevelt, and a specialist told Roosevelt he had what problem/condition?
* Roosevelt helped publicize a city in Georgia as a treatment center for Polio victims after he gained strength by swimming there. What was the name of this city?
* What caused FDR to die?