help on c/w

oooooh i loved history and did the WW1 for GCSE...not as a coursework though, for the exam...what exactly is your topic question?
 
.................................thats the question?
 
well start by mentioning the purpose of the deal and then list the deals, detailing their individual purposes/why it was needed and how it was carried out. You mean the 3 main ones i take it...

Type this in google and youll get a lot of info that can help you.
 
if you have any work typed up can i read and see? :)
 
ok.

Write up the BASIC outline of your coursework. No details, just a v basic thing. Then we'll work from there inshaAllah...
 
the 1st q is: xplain da main features of da new deal
da 2nd q is: xplain y rooseveltintroduced the new deal?
da 3rd q is:the new deal was not a complete sucecc. xlain how faru agree wid this statement!
sorri if im bein annpoyin- i really neeed help i lieft it till a bit l;ate now am dyin:(
 
da 2nd q is: xplain y rooseveltintroduced the new deal?

source: http://www.newdeallegacy.org/history_newdeal.html

The stock market crash of October 1929 was effectively the beginning of a very new and important era for the United States and for the world. The global economic recession that followed was most strongly felt in the United States. By 1932, US industrial output fell 54% and there was 25-30% unemployment. This was partially the result of lack of confidence in the economic and financial institutions of the country. This lack of consumer confidence led to a downward spiral as fewer factory orders were placed and more and more jobs were lost. The Great Depression was a period of introspection and reevaluation for the United States.

In 1932, Franklin Delano Roosevelt was elected president and he drastically changed the course of US economics and politics by introducing strong government regulation and a package of massive public works projects called the "New Deal". These were meant to re-employ Americans and to build a more modern infrastructure. The previous government policies of laisser faire (leaving things as they are or simply leaving things to market forces) were replaced by much more government control and intervention.
 

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