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Reflection Questions:
When Franklin D. Roosevelt took office in 1933, the U.S. and world economy was in shambles. Slogans such as "There's no way like the American Way," were a slap in the face to formerly employed Americans lining up for soup kitchens.
What type of approach did FDR take to tackle the Great Depression?
1- What type of capitalism is this? Was this a feasible approach to addressing the nation's economic issues?
2- While the New Deal officially ended in 1939, what parts of the New Deal are still in action to this very day?
Overall, was the New Deal a success or failure?
*The U.S., Britain, and France, amongst a few others, attempted to stick to liberal democracy as the answer to the global depression. By the 1930s, one could easily identify this approach as a minority.
3- What other political -isms rose up during this time?
4- Why were they so successful in practically every continent (exception of Australia & Antarctica)?
Attached a power point (great depression) Please use only that power point to do MLA Citation(author, and slide number)
Attachment:- great depression power point.rar