The New Deal

Pulling America Out of the Great Depression

By Stein, R. Conrad

Publishers Summary:
In 1932, at the peak of the Great Depression, 13 million Americans were without jobs. Once full of prosperity and abundance, America had become a land of failing banks, factory strikes, and homeless families. Then, with the 1933 presidential election of Franklin D. Roosevelt and his offer of a new deal for the American people, the country began to feel hope again. Author R. Conrad Stein examines FDR's presidency, the sweeping changes he initiated, and how the New Deal revived America.

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ISBN
978-0-76602-570-7
Publisher
Berkeley Heights, NJ : Enslow Publishers, 2006.


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School Library Journal

Reviewed on December 1, 2006

Gr 6-9 Stein opens with a brief account of the United States on FDRs first inauguration day, describing the despair that gripped the nation and the new presidents promises of an end to fear and a New Deal for the American people. He then explains how the 1920s boom ended with the stock-market crash and the economic calamity of the Great Depression. The books primary focus, however, is on how Roosevelt and his New Dealers used his electoral mandate to create and sustain various p...Log In or Sign Up to Read More

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