Question ONE: Compare and contrast the first two years of the New Deal with the

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Question ONE: Compare and contrast the first two years of the New Deal with the later New Deal after 1934. Using examples from the readings for this lesson, make sense of these differences. In other words, why did these differences occur? Ultimately, how revolutionary was the New Deal in the economic sense?

Question TWO: Using specific examples from the readings, discuss the hardships faced by Americans in the Great Depression and how the New Deal helped, or did not help, in making these hardships better. In your answer, you might want to consider racial differences in terms of how these hardships were experienced. Were there changes over time, and if so, what were they? Ultimately, how revolutionary was the New Deal in a social/cultural sense?

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Due to the historically existing scenario of the Great Depression the citizens of the United States had to face great deal of hardships both at societal and economic level. The Great Depression resulted into shutting down of industries, loss of job, loss of food, no manufacturing and hence no production or very less production inside the economy. the new deal by Roosevelt administration was done to bring America out of the depression. Major provisions of the new deal were banking Reform law, emergency relief programs work relief program and Agriculture program. All these programs were launched to establish administration inside the country, provide food to people, provide societal guidance and support to the poor and establish a sense of security amongst the citizens.

Post the new deal there were several other new deals nothing but modifications of the first one, next deal included extreme relief all disaster management system and focused on labour and Employment generation.

The hardships faced by the American citizen was not just at individual or at the citizen level but it was society wide and affected the whole Nation. Not just one single community was affected by it but whole group of racially discriminated were affected by it. The discriminated races were left out of the main groups, work and companies. They were not provided the basic amenities and the life of such people were worse than that of the animals.

However with the new world order and abolition of discrimination the situation has improved drastically and now there are very few sign of such problems in the existing society.

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