Franklin's Response To The New Deal
On October 29, 1929, the United States suffered a stock market crash that would affect millions of families for a decade. With this occurrence people didn’t know what they were up for, and how it could greatly changed their luxurious lives to dump. In desperation, people were looking for a recovery to this catastrophe, and to resolve it, they chose their new president, Franklin D. Roosevelt. With him having so much authority, people praised him because he had great confidence on fixing the problem. To do so, President Franklin made many new law and programs to help people their greatest issues. He made programs to help the elderly, the unemployed, and the failed farmers to make the New Deal a success and to end the Great Depression.
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Franklin made the Agriculture Adjustment Act (AAA) for the farmers. The goal for this act was, “Paid farmers to reduce the amount of crops they planted, in order to cut excess production.” ( The Great Depression and the New Deal). In order to help these farmers, they had to sacrifice their excess production to help receive money. An article expounds, “By 1940 nearly 6 million farmers were receiving federal subsidies under the farm relief act... The prices of agricultural commodities rose, leaving the farmers with a sense of economic stability.” ( The Great Depression and the New Deal). The act displays that millions of farmers are being helped and are stabled with their money after the government took action. This was one of the bigger goals that Roosevelt accomplished. The agricultural economy was resolved after the Great Depression.
Conclusion
After America being economically destroyed, President Franklin Roosevelt has used all his might in order to relieve the issues from the Great Depression has laid out for them. When people’s lives were ruined from it, they were in time for desperation and needed aid immediately. Roosevelt had came to a conclusion to help everyone they were in despair. He made the New Deal with relief and recovery programs to help out the elderly people unemployed, and farmers. All of these programs have successfully benefited all of the people in need. With this, the New Deal has put an end to the Great
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Franklin made the Agriculture Adjustment Act (AAA) for the farmers. The goal for this act was, “Paid farmers to reduce the amount of crops they planted, in order to cut excess production.” ( The Great Depression and the New Deal). In order to help these farmers, they had to sacrifice their excess production to help receive money. An article expounds, “By 1940 nearly 6 million farmers were receiving federal subsidies under the farm relief act... The prices of agricultural commodities rose, leaving the farmers with a sense of economic stability.” ( The Great Depression and the New Deal). The act displays that millions of farmers are being helped and are stabled with their money after the government took action. This was one of the bigger goals that Roosevelt accomplished. The agricultural economy was resolved after the Great Depression.
Conclusion
After America being economically destroyed, President Franklin Roosevelt has used all his might in order to relieve the issues from the Great Depression has laid out for them. When people’s lives were ruined from it, they were in time for desperation and needed aid immediately. Roosevelt had came to a conclusion to help everyone they were in despair. He made the New Deal with relief and recovery programs to help out the elderly people unemployed, and farmers. All of these programs have successfully benefited all of the people in need. With this, the New Deal has put an end to the Great