Likewise, Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s foreign-policy objectives and style were modest and incremental in his first presidential term, but became transformational in 1938 when he decided that Adolf Hitler represented an existential threat.
De manera similar, los objetivos y estilo de Franklin Delano Roosevelt eran modestos y progresivos en su primer mandato, pero se volvieron transformacionales en 1938, tras decidir que Adolph Hitler representaba una amenaza existencial para EE.UU.