During the Great Depression, African Americans were ... After Roosevelt was elected, he began to institute his “New Deal,” a series of economic programs intended to offer relief to the ...

Roosevelt was proactive in dealing with the effects of the Great Depression. He came up with a new set of policies known as the New Deal. close New DealThe name of the policies put in place from ...

Franklin D Roosevelt was a very popular president. However, as the Great Depression deepened, there was more criticism of the New Deal and Roosevelt’s leadership. A programme of reform like the ...

Catholic social teaching was central in the formation of the New Deal, as the U.S. bishops' 1919 program for social ...

The Great Depression toppled the Republicans as the dominant party, a status it had enjoyed in national politics since the Civil War, and very comfortably so since the 1890s. The New Deal then ...

The New Deal was a tremendous success, but it would take the attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941 for the Great Depression to completely end—America’s official entrance into World War II ...

William E. Leuchtenburg, a leading scholar of Franklin Roosevelt and the Great Depression, has died at age 102.

Democrats "would prefer 'Depression' as long as it hurt the Republican Party," the president-elect wrote on his Truth Social platform.

In Knoxville alone, all the bakers had been black prior to the Great Depression; by 1934 ... Even with the advent of Franklin D. Roosevelt’s New Deal, by 1939 more than 6,000 Knoxvillians were still ...

In 1939, as the New Deal drew to a close, the U.S. Economy improved significantly and helped aid those who were afflicted by The Great Depression. The program additionally left a long legacy of ...