Social Studies, 28.05.2021 22:40, cody4976

1. What was the goal of Roosevelt’s New Deal and how did he accomplish this goal? 2. How did Roosevelt connect with the American people and gain support for America’s economic recovery? Explain Roosevelt’s effectiveness or lack thereof.
3. How would you judge the value of the New Deal programs?
4. What were the critic’s arguments against Roosevelt and his New Deal?
5. Do you agree with the New Deal critics? Why or why not?
6. What are Roosevelt’s attributes as a leader? As a voter, would you vote for Roosevelt? Why or why not?

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