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Franklin Roosevelts policies for ending the depression became known as the?
The New Deal
What term was used to describe roosevelts policies and how accurate was it?
Franklin Roosevelt's new policies were called the New Deal.
How did the court packing plan affect Franklin d roosevelts plans for the new deal?
A it weakened public support for new legislation
In 1948 Franklin Roosevelts new deal coalition?
In 1948 Franklin Roosevelts new deal coalition was beginning to fall apart.
What did Franklin d roosevelts do in the late 1930s that set back new deal economic gains?
He cut government spending. -NOVANET- #KKmusik
What was Franklin roosevelts plan to end the depression known as?
New DealAPEX
This was Roosevelts experiment and the name given to his administration?
New Deal
What was Roosevelts response to the great depression?
He created the New Deal.
What was eisenhower's middle way policy?
The middle way is a compromise between Roosevelts' New Deal and Trumans Fair deal. It was a prime example of modern republicanism adopted by Eisenhower.
What was the name of Roosevelts work program in the thirtys to put people back to work?
The name of Franklin D. Roosevelt program to help the U.S orut of the great depression is is called "The New Deal."
When did the new deal take place'?
The majority of the New Deal programs were in effect from 1933 to 1936, during the presidency of Franklin D. Roosevelt. The Works Progress Administration is an example of a New Deal program.
Who are the two Roosevelts?
The two "Roosevelts" were Theodore Roosevelt and Franklin Delano Roosevelt, two American presidents. Theodore Roosevelt was the 26th President, most notable for his contribution to the Progressive Era of trust-busting, conservation, and neo-imperialism (for example the Roosevelt Corollary and the Panama Canal). Franklin Delano Roosevelt was the 32nd President, most notable for his New Deal plan against the Great Depression and leadership during World War II. Theodore and Franklin were fifth cousins.
