The time period in which FDR had Congress pass an enormous amount of New Deal legislation at the beginning of his presidency is referred to as the:
A. Hundred Days
B. New Year
C. Twenty-Four Hours
D. Six Months
The idea of a president's first Hundred Days being extremely important originated with President Franklin Roosevelt's New Deal Program in 1933. The programs passed in his first 100 days established a new precedent of judging a presidency based on its first hundred days in office.
