The New Deal

New Arrangement In the early 1930s, in the greatest economic crisis, our country is to find a way to get out of the seemingly bad recession without the end, the task of the newly elected Democratic Party leader Franklin Roosevelt. President Roosevelt carried out a plan called "New Deal" in order to unite the country and try to capture the sudden stops of the economy and the people. New Deal is an introduction to the government's government rights plan.

New Deal is divided into two parts: the first New Deal (1933-1934) and the second New Deal (1935-1938). The overall goal of the two new transactions is to free the US from the Great Depression, reform and restore. The primary purpose of the first New Deal was to help the United States get rid of the Great Depression, but the second New Deal was to reform the economy. The first stage of the Great Depression is to raise the prices of industries and agriculture, the second stage is to increase purchasing power and give a sense of security. The first new contract will mainly benefit large companies and large farmers. However, the second New Deal brought benefits to the labor force and small farmers. The first New Deal is aimed at restoring the economy from top to bottom, but the second New Deal is bottom up.

In analyzing the New Deal and its development, historians often distinguish between 'First New Deal' of 1933 and 'Second New Deal' of 1935. The first New Deal, the first and second New Deal models were the first when President Franklin Roosevelt grasped the power in the spring of 1933. Including efforts to achieve economic recovery, especially through national planning and control, it was promulgated during the 100-day period, including providing "relief" aid to unemployed people and the poor. The first New Deal's main plan is the National Recovery Authority (NRA) and the Agricultural Adjustment Authority (AAA) aimed at achieving a balanced recovery in industry and agriculture sector, the Federal Emergency Relief Agency (FERA) We will provide assistance to people in need. Man