social reforms of fdr
The Social Reforms of Franklin D. Roosevelt "It is common sense to take a method and try it," explained Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1933. "If it fails, admit it frankly and try another." This adventurous attitude was characteristic of Roosevelt, who in his four terms as President, made boundless efforts to end the Depression of the 1930s, and to turn back the Axis Powers in World War II. Depression-stunned Americans first elected Roosevelt to office in 1932, after he promised them a new deal for American people. Roosevelt plunged into the Presidency determined to restore American confidence, because he felt that the national government had the final responsibility for the people's welfare. Between March and June 1933, known as the First Hundred Days, Roosevelt easily persuaded Congress to create a series of New Deal agencies to combat the Depression. The agencies formed included the Civilian Conservation Corps, Federal Emergency Relief Administration, Agricultural Adjustment Administration, Tennessee Valley Authority, Farm Security Administration, Home Owners Loan Corporation, and following months brought the creation of the Securities and Exchange Commission. Also enacted during the First Hundred
The Tennessee Valley Authority was created to develop the largely to organize and bargain collectively through representatives of their own reopen under strict new regulations and government supervision, and the export dams, which opened up large tracts of land for agricultural and industrial
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