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    The document discusses innovations and scientific discoveries during the presidency of Franklin D. Roosevelt from 1933 to 1945. Radios were a major form of communication and entertainment as televisions were still rare. Notable innovations included the invention of synthetic rubber in 1932 and the first all-electric television in 1934. Advances in medicine included the discovery of blood types in 1930, the first artificial heart in 1936, and the invention of blood banks in 1937. Several prominent scientists from this era included Carl Anderson, Linus Pauling, and Thomas Hunt Morgan.

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    The document discusses innovations and scientific discoveries during the presidency of Franklin D. Roosevelt from 1933 to 1945. Radios were a major form of communication and entertainment as televisions were still rare. Notable innovations included the invention of synthetic rubber in 1932 and the first all-electric television in 1934. Advances in medicine included the discovery of blood types in 1930, the first artificial heart in 1936, and the invention of blood banks in 1937. Several prominent scientists from this era included Carl Anderson, Linus Pauling, and Thomas Hunt Morgan.

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    Presidents:

    Franklin D. Roosevelt (1933-1945):

    FDR
    King Franklin
    The Sphinx
    The Boss

    Science &Technology:
    Time of Change:
    Households.
    Great Depression.

    Innovations:
    The Radio:
    Televisions were rare.
    Radios keep the country connected.
    In 1932 synthetic
    rubber is invented
    In 1934 first all
    electric television is
    made.
    Radar is massively
    improved.

    Medicine:

    Discovery of Blood Types


    (1930).

    First Artificial Heart (1936).

    Blood Banks are invented


    (1937).

    First Yellow Fever Vaccine


    (1995).

    Scientists:
    Carl Anderson:
    Linus Pauling:
    Thomas Hunt Morgan:

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