I know about FDR's numerous New Deal commitess to help end the great depression and regain American balance...

Question

but what are some definite political, economis, and social aspects and resoultions that emerged from this? Thanks You

Answer 1

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However he started a trend of an over reaching government that has worked against capitalism. The origin of the government was to provide a secure place so that you could take advantage of opportunity. The New Deal has led to the notion that the government is reposible for creating opportunity, replacing failure with success, and have mroe control over the economy. Control over the economy cannot happen without control over the people.
Our economy was in ruins when Reagan took over and tried to turn the tide - "The government is no the solution to our problems, the government is the problem." Reagan was right and he did set our economy in the right direction by giving power back to the people and returning to the Founders belief of personal responsibility.

Answer 2

Many historians believe that FDRs policies actually extended the depression. If he had cut taxes instead of increasing taxes, the economy would have grown faster and the private sector would have created jobs. Under FDR, the depression lasted about 12 years. With a pro-growth policy, many historians believe it would have ended in maybe 4-5 years.

Answer 3

By heading off worker revolt and thereby heading off a revolution by the people because of extreme poverty going on and the rise of socialism and communism at the time, he saved capitalism.