Franklin D. Roosevelt plan to increase goverment spending to restart U.S economy was:
2)The New Deal
In the midst of the Great Depression, President Roosevelt implemented during 1933 to 1936 the New Deal program. It consisted in programs such as financial reforms and regulations, public work projects and other series of actions in response to the need to relief, reform and recovery. Among those measures one was to cut the pay of goverment and military employees by 15%, to use the money to New Deal Programs. It also included new constraints and safeguards on banks, provided suport to farmers, industries and unemployed.
The civil war still proceeded to happen over the morality and legality of slavery, so the Missouri compromise was clearly ineffective at preventing war and appeasing both sides permanently.
