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sveticcg [70]
3 years ago
14

How did Roosevelt's personal views about government spending change after the Great Depression?

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1 answer:
saul85 [17]3 years ago
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Answer:

<u>Roosevelt's personal view on government spending changed after the great depression </u><u>because Roosevelt became convinced that government spending will create more jobs(c)</u>

Explanation:

The New Deal Program was Paid and run by the Government with the intention of creating more employment for the people of the United States.,many public buildings where also constructed,and roads where constructed.The Government debt has grown by $112 billion in the year 1933 which grew 50 percent (i.e $ 33 billion) by the year 1936.

<u>The New Deal was also referred to as the 3 Rs Program</u>:

  • <u>Relief:To relief the people from the vicious cycle of unemployment and poverty</u>
  • <u>Recovery:To take appropriate steps to help the US economy recover from great depression</u>
  • <u>Reform:Financial reform like the banking reform was started in order to prevent any depression in future</u>

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