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Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal economic policies reversed what early political response to the Great Depression?
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Cutting spending in response to decreased tax revenue
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Who promised to put the political and economic sysem at the service of the people during the great depression?
Franklin D. Roosevelt
What was the name of Franklin d roosevelts program to help the United states out of the great depression?
in 1932 he was elected president of the united states on the promise of a "new deal" to help the country out of its economic trouble
When Franklin roosevelt was elected the country was?
in an economic depression
When President Franklin Roosevelt was elected the country was .?
in an economic depression
When president Franklin roosevelt was electedthe country was?
in an economic depression
What did Franklin d roosevelts do in the late 1930s that set back new deal economic gains?
He cut government spending. -NOVANET- #KKmusik
Which Great Depression will end up being worse the Roosevelt Great Depression or the Obama Great Depression?
Well we are not in a depression with Obama the only reason the economy is like this is because of our 43 president Bush So Roosevelts depression ended up worse because they were actually in a depression. You can thank Bush for the economic troubles
What goal of Franklin D. Roosevelt was most widely criticized?
.economic policies .early depression era
Why did Franklin Roosevelt seem a strange choice for President during the Depression?
He had never known economic hardship.
What was the names of Franklin d Roosevelt's program to help the US out of the great depression?
Economic Recovery Act
Is the US in an economic depression?
what is an economic depression?
What economic issues gave rise to the Populist Party and what political and economic changes did the party advocate?
The economic issues that gave rise to the Populist Party were founded the economic depression. The political and economic changes that the party advocated for included better roads and ease of trading their agricultural products.
