Question

Which statement is not a common historical view of the New Deal?

Answer 1

Answer:

President Roosevelt ended the Great Depression through his successful programs is not a common historical view of the new deal program.

Explanation:

• Though the New Deal Programs were deemed to be partially successful on many fronts, it cannot be said that they succeeded in ending the Great Depression completely.
• The reforms that were tried to be imposed were subjected to mixed responses from the citizens as not all of them gained popularity and utter public support.
• The personality and the ability of President Roosevelt to convey the schemes intelligently are also called responsible for whatever success the New Deal Programs fetched.