Reasons on why the New Deal (Franklin Delano Roosevelt's plan) was a success?

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The New Deal was a group of U.S. government programs that helped people during the Great Depression.

Here are some reasons why the New Deal was a success:

-<span>It helped restore American's faith in the government.
-Gave out millions of jobs.
-</span><span>It stabilized the banking system.
-</span>It cut the number of business failures

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