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The New Deal addressed the problems in the Great Depression. It aimed at created new jobs for people to provide them with work and money. It also tried to stimulate the market.
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∙ 15y agoThe New Deal addressed the problems in the Great Depression. It aimed at created new jobs for people to provide them with work and money. It also tried to stimulate the market.
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What has the author Roger Biles written?
Roger Biles has written: 'The South and the New Deal' -- subject(s): Social conditions, New Deal, 1933-1939, Economic conditions, History 'Illinois' -- subject(s): History
What was the goal of president Roosevelt's new deal?
to address continuing economic problems with new reforms
New Deal how this made the government better?
Improved economic conditions in America after the wars.
What was the goal of president roosevelts second new deal?
to address continuing economic problems with new reforms
Who traveled the country to see if new deal programs were improving conditions?
First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt traveled the country to see if New Deal programs were improving conditions for people during the Great Depression. She made extensive visits to communities and facilities to gather firsthand information on the impact of these programs.
How New England colonists solved the problem of poor farming conditions?
Quiute
What did the New Deal programs fail to address?
Low prices for Agricultural productsProtection of domestic workers
Was oakie deiven off their land because new deal benefit program?
No, it was because of the drought conditions.
What was the name of Franklin d Roosevelt's problem to help the US out of the great depression?
The New Deal!
What did Franklin D. Roosevelt call his new programs?
The New Deal.
What was franklin Roosevelt’s plan to end the Great Depression known as?
The New Deal
What has the author Jason Scott Smith written?
Jason Scott Smith has written: 'Building New Deal liberalism' -- subject(s): Economic conditions, Economic policy, History, Liberalism, New Deal, 1933-1939, Politics and government
