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How successful was the New Deal?
The New Deal, introduced by F D Roosevelt was to transform America's economy which had been shattered by the Wall Street Crash. The economic downturn that followed the Wall Street Crash also had a major psychological impact on America and that Roosevelt was actually doing something did a great deal to boost America's self-esteem. In Roosevelt's first Hundred Days many acts were introduced which were to form the basis of the New Deal covering issues which included social, economic and financial reform.
Lessons & Resources
- Political Cartoon Interpretation
- What was the 'New Deal' and the Hundred Days?
- What were the Alphabet Agencies?
- How was the second 'New Deal' different from the first?
- Who opposed the New Deal?
- How successful was the New Deal?
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