Frances Perkins was the secretary of labor. She helped with the New Deal as well Social security. Someone found Perkins saying that there was no New Deal. This had to deal with the blueprints; she said this before Franklin Roosevelt was even president. This happened on March 4th in 1933. She actually put together this blueprint with some others that were working with him during the time for the new administration. They put together new ideas and tested out things as a team. Some people wanted her step down from being so high but she was not stepping down because she was the longest women who worked as the Secretary of Labor. Not only was that she the only women ever to work that job. That is where the New Deal began. It began on March 25th,
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She did that when she was at her position in New York State’s Commissioner of Labor. Perkins changed it that the world’s unemployment was improving. After she changed it Frances called for a press conference. She wanted to tell them that New York and everywhere else unemployment was getting worse than it already was. She wanted everyone to have a meeting. Everyone as in the governors to discuss how unemployment is not getting better. Roosevelt moved into a spot to the national leadership that has to deal with other governors. Frances helped him with into that position. He was running against Hoover, around the Great Depression in …show more content…
Frances Perkins was correct with dealing with the New Deal. People say she handled with it very well especially when it was during Great Depression. She took on everything bad that happened along with all the problems dealing with Great Depression. Even though there was no blueprint, she is considering being on the list of the non-negotiable demands. Al Smith did everything and became such a better person because of France Perkins even during the Triangle fire. He even evented her to live with them at the Telluride House. This was located at Cornell University. Al asked Perkins what was her most important contribution. All she said when she answered was “Social
She did that when she was at her position in New York State’s Commissioner of Labor. Perkins changed it that the world’s unemployment was improving. After she changed it Frances called for a press conference. She wanted to tell them that New York and everywhere else unemployment was getting worse than it already was. She wanted everyone to have a meeting. Everyone as in the governors to discuss how unemployment is not getting better. Roosevelt moved into a spot to the national leadership that has to deal with other governors. Frances helped him with into that position. He was running against Hoover, around the Great Depression in …show more content…
Frances Perkins was correct with dealing with the New Deal. People say she handled with it very well especially when it was during Great Depression. She took on everything bad that happened along with all the problems dealing with Great Depression. Even though there was no blueprint, she is considering being on the list of the non-negotiable demands. Al Smith did everything and became such a better person because of France Perkins even during the Triangle fire. He even evented her to live with them at the Telluride House. This was located at Cornell University. Al asked Perkins what was her most important contribution. All she said when she answered was “Social