Did the new deal end the Great Depression?

Answer 1

President Franklin D. Roosevelt's "New Deal" aimed at promoting economic recovery and putting Americans back to work through Federal activism. New Federal agencies attempted to control agricultural production, stabilize wages and prices, and create a vast public works program for the unemployed.

Answer 2

No acually the New Deal did not end the Great Depression. It caused relief but did not cause recovery, that only happened at the start of WW2 because like WW1 they needed primary products, such as coal and iron

Answer 3

The relief measures of the New Deal did put people to work. But the New Deal failed in its attempt to achieve a complete economic recovery. The recession of 1937 was proof that the New Dealers had not unlocked the secrets of maintaining economic prosperity during peacetime. Only when the nation began to prepare for World War II, along with massive purchases of American goods from abroad (and American rearmament), did the Great Depression come to an end. By 1939 the economy was on an upswing and by 1940, after war had begun in Europe, the Great Depression was history.

Answer 4

The New Deal was a deal that the government made for the Americans during the Great Depression. Nothing like it had ever been made in America's history, so it was "new".

Before the Great Depression the government barely ever interfered in people's lives. If the people touched any kind of government, it usually would just be the local. People just lived their own lives however they liked, while the government just made sure the country itself was doing okay.

Then, of course, came the Great Depression. During the Great Depression thousands if not millions of Americans lost their jobs. Hoover said that like always, the American people will be able to sort through this problem on their own. But the Great Depression kept on going, and just got worse and worse.

Then Franklin D. Roosavelt came into office. From day 1 he wanted to help the American people get out of their jobless state. So he created this New Deal.

In the New Deal the government created jobs for the Americans. They would have a program for building more bridges, roads, etc. So men would sign up to help build these bridges and roads, and get paid for them. The New Deal created programs for elderly people, programs for middle age, and programs for the young people.

Answer 5

The New Deal did a lot to help America during the Great Depression including providing jobs and other aid to the people, and the New Deal brought us closer to the end of the Great Depression. But it was indeed World War II that brought us out of the Depression because and economy of war is always stronger than an economy of war.

Answer 6

The major accomplishment of the New Deal was to ease the economic hardships felt by most during the Great Depression. This preserved confidence in the American institutions and averted any attempts to radically change our basic economic and political structure. The relief measures of the New Deal did put people to work. But the New Deal failed in its attempt to achieve a complete economic recovery. The recession of 1937 was proof that the New Dealers had not unlocked the secrets of maintaining economic prosperity during peacetime.

Answer 7

The New Deal was the name given to FDR's domestic program to get the nation out of the depression. The "first" New Deal dealt with mostly immediate measures of getting the unemployed back to work and providing welfare and recovery. As the Depression continued, FDR began to feel the heat of his critics, both left (Huey Long, Share the Wealth, Charles Townsend, socialists) and right (conservative businessmen, laissez-faire supporters, anti NIRA regulations). To combat these critics, FDR proposed a new set of economic and social measures to fight unemployment and poverty, and to provide real jobs to decrease the unemployment rate.

Many of the New Deal measures were crafted by a group of close advisers to the President, known as "The Brain Trust."

Answer 8

Yes. The New Deal was President Roosevelt's program to deal with the economic problems of the Great Depression.

Answer 9

The Great Depression and the New Deal:

List and explain at least two reasons why there

was a decline in rural African American labor.

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Answer 10

No.