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4. How successful was the New Deal?

Roosevelt introduced a series of proposals which tackled the problems of the Depression in a radically different way to any previous actions of a US government. For the first time, the federal government began to take responsibility for its citizens; Hoover"s ideas of "laissez-faire" and relying on "rugged individualism" were now abandoned. Roosevelt had promised the people of America a "New Deal" and now he was elected,...

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