Franklin D. Roosevelt implemented several key measures during the Great Depression that aimed to stabilize and revive the U.S. economy, including the New Deal programs, which provided relief, recovery, and reform. While these initiatives helped reduce unemployment and restore public confidence, the economy didn't fully recover until the onset of World War II, which significantly boosted industrial production. Therefore, while FDR's policies laid the groundwork for stability, complete economic recovery was ultimately achieved through wartime mobilization.
By regulating the stock market and insuring banks, FDR was able to make the economy more stable.
By working for relief, recovery, and reform, FDR helped the poor and improved the economy. -APEX
He declared a bank holiday.
He declared a bank holiday
He declared a bank holiday
He declared a bank holiday.
He declared a bank holiday
He declared a bank holiday.
He declared a bank holiday
He declared a bank holiday.
He declared a bank holiday
He declared a bank holiday.