some members of congress thought artist promoted radical values
Communists denounced the slow pace of change and accused the New Deal of failing to serve the interests of the workers who produced the nation's wealth. Conservative leaders believed that the New Deal's failure to lift the nation out of the depression indicated that Americans were ready for a change. Left wing critics insisted that the New Deal had missed the opportunity to displace capitalism with a socialist economy and that voters would embrace candidates who recommended more radical remedies. -Amanda
They said it was going too far doing alot of things too muchand they spent alot of money on New Deal
The "Corrupt Bargain"
He established a citizen advisory council to represent people from all walks of life.
modernize and industrialize the country so that Japan could deal with the West on an equal basis.
Roosevelt supported Progressive Reforms with the Square Deal
Communists denounced the slow pace of change and accused the New Deal of failing to serve the interests of the workers who produced the nation's wealth. Conservative leaders believed that the New Deal's failure to lift the nation out of the depression indicated that Americans were ready for a change. Left wing critics insisted that the New Deal had missed the opportunity to displace capitalism with a socialist economy and that voters would embrace candidates who recommended more radical remedies. -Amanda
They said it was going too far doing alot of things too muchand they spent alot of money on New Deal
they didnt
Democrats
Continuing social reforms
William Leuchtenburg referred to FDR's New Deal reforms as a "halfway revolution" because, while they significantly transformed the role of the federal government in the economy and provided relief during the Great Depression, they did not fully address systemic issues such as racial inequality and labor rights. The New Deal created a safety net and regulatory frameworks but fell short of enacting more radical changes that could have fundamentally altered social hierarchies. Additionally, some reforms were limited in scope and often compromised to gain political support, reflecting the complexities of American politics at the time.
continuing social reforms
Federal Aid to schools was one of the reforms passed under the Fair Deal which would have an immediate economic impact on employees.
corrupt bargain
The "Corrupt Bargain"
It became known as the New Deal.