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-Frances Perkins
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Describe the various measures that President Roosevelt undertook in his first term to help relieve the human misery in America.
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Although the New Deal initiatives produced mixed results, they halted the economic downturn and provided the foundation for a system of federal social welfare programs.
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Which programs helped people refinance their mortgages at lower interest rates so as to avoid bankruptcy?
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Franklin Roosevelt made black civil rights a major priority, ordering that New Deal programs not practice racial discrimination.
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How did New Deal reforms attempt to raise farm prices and stabilize industry?
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Although the New Deal programs helped ease the devastation wrought by the Depression, some widespread human suffering continued. Discuss this suffering and the hardships Americans still faced.
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Despite the New Deal, full recovery from the Depression did not come until the crisis of World
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Herbert Hoover refused to involve the government in efforts to relieve the effects of economic depression.
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Just before his election to the presidency in 1932, Franklin D. Roosevelt was serving as:
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All of the following were objectives of the Tennessee Valley Authority EXCEPT:
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