The Franklin D. Roosevelt Administration's: Direct Relief, Economic Recovery, And Financial Reform
The Franklin D. Roosevelt administration’s complex agenda is full of programs, laws, and regulations used to address the Great Depression and this was known as the New Deal. It was planned to attack several economic crises: bank failures, unemployment, poverty, and weaknesses in the government’s regulations. There were three major components: Direct Relief, Economic Recovery, and Financial Reform.
These could be known as the “three R’s”. Relief was the provisions of assistance to Americans most effected by the Depression. Recovery was how the national economy was fixed. The establishment of safety mechanisms intended to correct the conditions that had produced the Great Depressions was reform. These three are ways to ensure this crisis will
These could be known as the “three R’s”. Relief was the provisions of assistance to Americans most effected by the Depression. Recovery was how the national economy was fixed. The establishment of safety mechanisms intended to correct the conditions that had produced the Great Depressions was reform. These three are ways to ensure this crisis will