Roosevelt looked at in view of the actual, he designed a lot of ways to solve the affects what the Great Depression brought to. This history is known as the "New Deal". The main content of the New Deal can be summed up in "3 R", namely the Renaissance (Recovery), Relief (Relief), Reform (Reform)

Roosevelt's New Deal of the main measures include:

1: Clean up the banking and finance．They closed banks in order to improve themselves. They tried to get people’s trust step by step.　

2: They tried to revive the industry. It is the center way to solve problems. They pass  the national industrial recovery act and the biancocelesti action to prevent blind competition causes the overproduction of. According to the national industrial recovery act, the industrial enterprises to develop the industry of the fair management regulations, determine the enterprise's scale of production, the price level, market allocation, wages and working hours to prevent blind competition cause overproduction, so that to increase government control.

3: Adjust the agricultural policy: They issue economic subsidies to farmers to decrease the yield of reduced tillage (farmers  cut large tracts of arable land, kill lots of livestock, they got payment by the government subsidies), improve and stabilize prices of agricultural products,

4: Work to cancel credit. ( It is one of the most important measures);

5: The construction of public works, moderate social crisis and class contradictions. They increase the employment to stimulate consumption and production;

6: Ｔhe government also set up social security system, passed the social security act:  The retired worker can get a pension and insurance, unemployed insurance gold can be obtained, the disabled children young mother can get subsidies.

7: To set up the emergency relief agency, for the benefits to the people.

New Deal created a sense of possibilities among mang Americans. It gave them confidence to Americans to believe their country would be better. So that they could work harder for their country to rebuild America.

 

 

 

 

 

Citation:

Brinkley, Alan. The Unfinished Nation: A Concise History of the American People. Boston: McGraw-Hill, 2004. Print.

 

Brinkley, Alan. The Unfinished Nation: A Concise History of the American People. Boston: McGraw-Hill, 2004. Print.

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