providing public housing for poorer {you're welcome :}
to address continuing economic problems with new reforms
President Lincoln's main goal was to preserve and restore the Union, which was his central sworn duty as President. Although he also wished very much to see the end of slavery, he only pursued that goal when it aligned with the one of restoring the Union.
During the American Civil War, the President of the Union (i.e., the United States), Abraham Lincoln, had one persistently pursued goal, namely, preservation of the Union. As the war progressed, the abolition of slavery became another desperately sought goal of Lincoln and many other Northerners, not to overlook many of the enslaved Americans in the South.
what was the goal in battle of seven days
Their goal was to convert the lithuanian pagans to christianity.
to end the war
to address continuing economic problems with new reforms
President Truman's Fair Deal aimed to extend the New Deal's social and economic reforms, focusing on expanding healthcare, education, and civil rights, as well as raising the minimum wage and providing housing assistance. While some initiatives, like the establishment of the National Health Insurance program, faced significant opposition and were not fully realized, elements such as increased minimum wage and the expansion of Social Security were achieved. Overall, the Fair Deal made some progress but fell short of its broader ambitions, largely due to political resistance and a divided Congress.
The goal of the "Fair Deal" was to provide a universal health care plan, increase minimum wages, and provide Americans with guaranteed equal rights for workers protecting them from racial and religious discrimination. Two of the three eventually made it through congress. The health care program did not succeed, however later in 1960 Americans would be offered a medicare plan.
to address continuing economic problems with new reforms
Well according to different Wikipedia answerer, the goal's he as president were modernization, expansion, and reform of the Federal government. So the goals of his Square Deal Plan were most likely similar.
inflation of the money supply
life is not fair and wiki answers is a terrible source to get information. even answers.Yahoo is better go there instead
The answer is simply yes, you can make a field goal after a fair catch.
How does the goal of maximization of shareholder wealth deal with uncertainty and timing?
The New Deal was President Franklin Roosevelt's response to the Great Depression. It was designed to relieve the worst effects of the depression, stimulate the economy, and restore Americans' confidence in banks and other institutions.
How does the goal of maximization of shareholder wealth deal with uncertainty and timing?