To What Extent Did Roosevelt's New Deal Relief

In Roosevelt’s New Deal relief were short term actions to help people until the economy became better. For example, when the farmers became unable to make their payments the banks began taking aways their property, but the government passed legislation making loans to the farmers. Also, the unemployed were given emergency public jobs, because there was no unemployment insurance and ¼ of the nation’s workforce did not have jobs. This was all cause because people thought banks were unsafe and withdrew all of their money causing 10,000 banks to fail during the Great Depression.
Roosevelt recovering measures were designed to help restore the economy. This was going to be done by increasing incentives to produce by rebuilding people’s purchasing