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New Deal

Sebastian Farnham

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Editora: Publifye

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"New Deal" explores Franklin Delano Roosevelt's response to the Great Depression, examining whether his policies truly rescued America or paved the way for an overreaching government. The book analyzes the multifaceted programs like the AAA, NRA, WPA, and CCC, assessing their short-term effectiveness and long-term consequences on American governance and economic recovery. A key focus is understanding if the New Deal offers a successful model for government intervention during crises or if it created unintended challenges through expanded federal power. The book delves into the desperate circumstances of the 1930s, marked by widespread unemployment and bank failures, before systematically examining each phase of the New Deal: Relief, Recovery, and Reform. Quantitative data on employment and government spending is used alongside qualitative evidence like personal accounts, providing a nuanced understanding of the human impact. Ultimately, the book offers a balanced assessment of the New Deal's legacy, moving beyond simplistic narratives to provide a fresh perspective on its successes and failures.
Disponível desde: 21/03/2025.
Comprimento de impressão: 57 páginas.

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