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The New Deal was the name that United States President Franklin D. Roosevelt gave to a complex package of economic programs he effected between 1933 and 1935 with the goals of what historians call t...
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The Works Progress Administration (WPA), the principal relief agency of the so-called second New Deal, was an attempt to provide work rather than welfare. Under the WPA, buildings, roads, airports and schools were constructed.
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A summary of The Second New Deal: 1935–1938 in History SparkNotes's The Great Depression (1920–1940). Learn exactly what happened in this chapter, scene, or section of The Great Depression (1920–1940) and what it means. ... The Second New Deal provided even more assistance to farmers. After the Supreme Court declared...
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Roosevelt's economic policies were known as the "New Deal." But the many changes he made during this period became known as the "Second New Deal."
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New Deal, President Roosevelt, Second New Deal, National Youth Administration, Works Progress Administration, Federal Project One, Federal Art Project, Federal Writers, Federal Theater Project, Under FTP ... Print FDR's Second New Deal - More Jobs...
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Print FDR's New Deal - Organized Labor ... Roosevelt began his second term as leader of a nation in distress. Putting people to work was one of FDR's top goals. But he also wanted better lives for working people. 2 In his first term, Roosevelt had sent to Congress the National Industrial Recovery Act.
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Franklin Delano Roosevelt's First New Deal was followed by what historians characterize as the Second New Deal (1935-1937). Like the First New Deal, the Second New Deal had its Hundred Days, known as the Second Hundred Days.
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The period after the midterm elections, often called the Second New Deal, had a stronger focus on social reform. It was also the time that the president's policies faced challenges from the left and the right, as well as from the Supreme Court.
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