new deal, 1933-1939

Offers an overview of the government programs created by President Roosevelt to help lift the United States out of the Great Depression.

Examines the New Deal, a plan designed by Franklin D. Roosevelt and enacted to help America recover from the Great Depression, discussing the events that led to it, how it was implemented, and the program's success.

A collection of documents that provide insight into the realities of American life during the Great Depression, including song lyrics, magazine articles, murals and posters, excerpts from literary works, political cartoons, news stories, photographs, interviews, and letters.

Presents a brief overview of the Great Depression, providing information on the economic realities of failed businesses, banks closed, and people without work, and includes information on Franklin Delano Roosevelt's policy called "a new deal.".

Presents a history of the United States from 1929 when the stock market crashed to 1938. Includes illustrations and side-bars.

Examines the causes and effects of the Great Depression and describes President Roosevelt's New Deal, which provided relief to families through public work projects and other government-funded posts.

Presents an overview of events such as the Stock Market Crash of 1929, the Hoover years, Roosevelt's First New Deal, the Dust Bowl, and the Second New Deal, and contains biographies of Herbert Hoover, Harry Lloyd Hopkins, Hugh S. Johnson, Frances Perkins, Henry Wallace, and Eleanor and Franklin D. Roosevelt.

Argues that President Franklin Delano Roosevelt's New Deal programs deepened the Great Depression, slowed economic growth, and hurt America's future by expanding the federal government, raising taxes, developing Social Security, and making new labor laws.

Describes the events leading up to the Great Depression and Roosevelt's plan for relief, recovery, and reform.