Why did FDR usually travel to Georgia?
A. for polio treatments
B. to make political allies
C. to escape the DC heat
D. for economic purposes

He traveled to Warm Springs, GA for Polio treatment. He found that bathing in the mineral rich water was helpful because he was so buoyant in the water that he could walk around in the springs.

Answer Link

hollycantellini hollycantellini · Answer 2 · 2016-03-15T18:32:35+01:00

hollycantellini hollycantellini

15-03-2016

Georigia schools allow African Americans to participate more fully in political and economic life in the south.

Answer Link

Why did FDR usually travel to Georgia? A. for polio treatments B. to make political allies C. to escape the DC heat D. for economic purposes

Respuesta :

Otras preguntas

Why did FDR usually travel to Georgia?
A. for polio treatments
B. to make political allies
C. to escape the DC heat
D. for economic purposes