To what extent was the New Deal successful
- Created by: jamesbhardwaj
- Created on: 05-12-13 18:09
To what extent was the New Deal successful |
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EvaluationConclusively, the New Deal to a large extent was successful in reforming the banking system that sparked the Wall Street Crash of 1929, in doing so FDR was able to prevent anything like that happening again in the near future as shares could not be bought on credit for instance. However, one would agree that their needed to be greater emphasis on improving the state of the agricultural sector as the AAA was not radical enough to improve this dyeing industry. Overall, the New Deal brought stability back to the financial markets and people were viewing this change in a good light. |
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