The New Deal was series of federal programs between 1933 and 1938 which were approved by Congress and Executive Order. These programs came in response to the Great Depression to establish a relief, recovery, and reform program that focused on the unemployed and poor. During the first 100 days of the New Deal of 1993 the American people were extremely dissatisfied with the economy and mass unemployment that rocked the country after the crash of the stock market. President Hoover, plan to rebound the national economy created a political realignment in the Congress which allowed the Democratic Party to hold the majority vote. The Democratic Party was once again able to unit labor unions, ethnic minorities, traditional southerners, and big business.
