Describe the new deal from the Great Depression?

Answer 1

The term "New Deal" was taken from one of FDR's speeches. It was the name given to his domestic program to help end the Great Depression. It's plan to be put into effect was known as "the three R's, relief, recovery, and reform." Laws were passed and agencies created to do such things as end unemployment, give the poor help both economically and mentally, and begin regulation of the things that had brought about the Depression, such as the Stock Market. FDR surrounded himself with "experts" in their fields (the Brain Trust) to help write legislation for Congress to pass. FDR was willing to try anything. If something didn't work, he got Congress to enact another law to see if it would work. Such programs as the WPA, CCC, AAA, and PWA were parts of the New Deal.

Answer 2

The "New Deal" is the plan that FDR (AKA: president Frank Roseevlt) made for the poor during the Great Depression. It had the unemployment plan, the social security, and other plans to benifit the poor for rough times.

Answer 3

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