Question

During his first Inaugural Address (1933), newly elected President Franklin D. Roosevelt outlines in broad terms how he will steer America out of the Great Depression and put people back to work. Cite specific examples from the Inaugural Address that led to the programs implemented during the first 100 days of his presidency. Which of the New Deal programs were most effective in helping America recover?

Answer 1

Taking oath President Roosevelt took many steps to free America from Great Depression. He took a plan to be implemented in the first 100 days. He at first declared the four day bank holiday and introduced Bank Emergency Act.

He introduced New Deal. It was a project for public works for financial reformation. He focuses on 3R. It means that relief for the unemployed and poor; recovery of the economy back to the normal level; recovery of the financial system to prevent the repeat of the depression.

He became so liberal in various policy. The trade unions were given sufficient policy. The unions of the nonwhites and whites were empowered. The relief for the poor and the unemployed was very helpful at that time. Their condition was recovered within few days. He was able to make a balance of one-sided economy. The Security Act of 1933 was enacted to prevent the crash in stock market. Emergency Banking Act was introduced to bring economic stability.