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Truman's fair deal aimed to extend the New Deal's goals
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President Truman
During his presidency, Harry Truman had a big decision to make. He had to decide whether to continue the social programs included in the New Deal and the wartime controls or to allow the economy to recover on its own.
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Harry Truman called his program the fair deal, after FDR's new deal and Theodore Roosevelt's square deal.
Truman advocated a continuation of New Deal liberal policies. Among his goals was Civil Rights protections, health insurance, welfare an labor reform, aid to education and housing, aid for veterans and farmer, and infrastructure improvements including more power plants. Unfortunately for Truman, Congress had turned a bit more conservative, and few of these policies were implemented.
why did president Truman create the fair deal?well he created the fair deal because he wanted to find what his purpose was in life.
Truman's Fair Deal was a plan to continue the social benefits found in the New Deal. The New Deal, besides the social benefits of Social Security and unemployment insurance, had programs designed to get people back to work and out of the Depression. More New Deal legislation was passed than Fair Deal legislation.
Because in Congress, a new conservative coalition had arisen out of opposition to New Deal liberalism and FDR's internationalism.