Final answer:
FDR did not contemplate using the army to suppress an insurrection, unlike George Washington during the Whiskey Rebellion.
Explanation:
False. It was not FDR but George Washington who considered calling out the army to quell an insurrection. During the Whiskey Rebellion in 1794, Washington summoned state militias to suppress the uprising sparked by a federal tax on whiskey. In contrast, FDR's focus was on mobilizing resources during World War II.
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