New Deal Programs Americans faced many challenges as the Stock Markets crashed causing The Great Depression, on October 29, 1929, otherwise known as Black Thursday. The Great Depression was a time of many hardships, where many Americans lost money and became unemployed. Throughout this time, President Herbert Hoover was in charge. Hoover did not believe that it was his responsibility to try and fix it, even though many Americans wanted to focus on building America back up. Soon, Franklin Roosevelt became President and decided to focus on relief, recovery, and reform. His plan was The New Deal. During The Great Depression, relief, recovery, and reform were successfully delivered by The Social Security Act, The National Labor Relations Act,
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The FHA helped the depressed community, it loaned money to renovate and build homes. This administration began in 1934 and continued on to the present. It helped finance military housing for returning veterans and their families after the war during the 1940’s. Later on, The FHA sparked the production of privately-owned apartments for those in need, leading to steady home prices for homebuyers in the 1980’s (“Federal Housing Administration”). Thanks to The Federal Housing Administration, Americans who struggled after The Great Depression got aid to find a home instead of having to stay on the streets. This administration continues to help many find safe …show more content…
Meaning you can not get unfair treatment, workplaces should be safe, and working hours should not be as long. The NLRA began in 1935 and has continued through today. Not only was the act successfully enforcing labor laws, woman also benefited. It also led efforts to stop child labor, give health benefits and provide aid to injured workers (“Labor Movement”). This program has been very helpful and still is to this day. Therefore, The SSA helped many get aid they need but could not afford. The FHA brought returning veterans and their families into home, and established steady home prices. Lastly, The NLRA enforce labor laws to keep workers safe. President Hoover may not have contributed much, but as soon as Franklin Roosevelt became President, he proposed his own plan. Because of The New Deal, affects of The Great Depression had gone away with relief, recovery, and
The FHA helped the depressed community, it loaned money to renovate and build homes. This administration began in 1934 and continued on to the present. It helped finance military housing for returning veterans and their families after the war during the 1940’s. Later on, The FHA sparked the production of privately-owned apartments for those in need, leading to steady home prices for homebuyers in the 1980’s (“Federal Housing Administration”). Thanks to The Federal Housing Administration, Americans who struggled after The Great Depression got aid to find a home instead of having to stay on the streets. This administration continues to help many find safe …show more content…
Meaning you can not get unfair treatment, workplaces should be safe, and working hours should not be as long. The NLRA began in 1935 and has continued through today. Not only was the act successfully enforcing labor laws, woman also benefited. It also led efforts to stop child labor, give health benefits and provide aid to injured workers (“Labor Movement”). This program has been very helpful and still is to this day. Therefore, The SSA helped many get aid they need but could not afford. The FHA brought returning veterans and their families into home, and established steady home prices. Lastly, The NLRA enforce labor laws to keep workers safe. President Hoover may not have contributed much, but as soon as Franklin Roosevelt became President, he proposed his own plan. Because of The New Deal, affects of The Great Depression had gone away with relief, recovery, and