Roosevelt's Little White House Trivia

The video explores the historical significance of the Little White House in Warm Springs, Georgia, built by Franklin D. Roosevelt. It served as a retreat for FDR and played a crucial role in his New Deal policies. The video provides a tour of the site, including the servants' quarters and guest house, and highlights FDR's personal life and legacy. The Warm Springs Foundation, established by FDR, was pivotal in polio treatment and continues to impact rehabilitation efforts. The site remains a symbol of FDR's contributions to rural electrification and healthcare.

What year was the Little White House built by Franklin D. Roosevelt?

• 1932

• 1936

• 1930

• 1934

What is the purpose of the bump gate at the Little White House?

• To prevent unauthorized entry

• To allow easy access for vehicles

• To provide a scenic view

• To serve as a historical artifact

What was the significance of the pools at the Little White House?

• They were used for fishing

• They were a source of drinking water

• They were decorative features

• They were used for polio therapy

Which influential chef worked at the Little White House and was known for her greens?

• Leah Chase

• Edna Lewis

• Daisy Bonner

• Julia Child

Which U.S. President acknowledged FDR's special boat and hired the same designer?

• John F. Kennedy

• Lyndon B. Johnson

• Richard Nixon

• Gerald Ford

What was the primary focus of the Warm Springs Foundation?

• Diabetes management

• Polio treatment

• Heart disease prevention

• Cancer research

Which U.S. President signed the Rural Electrification Administration bill into law at the Little White House?

• Dwight D. Eisenhower

• Harry S. Truman

• Franklin D. Roosevelt

• Herbert Hoover

In what year did the Little White House open to the public?

• 1955

• 1950

• 1945

• 1948

What is the current role of the Roosevelt's Warm Springs Institute?

• A historical museum

• A wildlife sanctuary

• A vocational rehab center

• A presidential library

Which U.S. President opened his general election campaign at the Little White House in 1976?

• Jimmy Carter

• George H. W. Bush

• Ronald Reagan

• Bill Clinton