New Deal Philosophy During the Great Depression

Very Hard Period 7: 1890–1945 Great Depression

The Great Depression marked a significant turning point in American economic history. As unprecedented economic turmoil unfolded, various approaches to recovery emerged, sparked by both the economic crisis and subsequent responses from the federal government. One key approach was focused on direct relief and economic recovery through public works programs.

Among the following statements regarding legislative actions taken during the Great Depression, which one BEST describes an aspect of the New Deal's philosophy aimed at addressing the economic crisis?

The New Deal primarily aimed to reduce government intervention in the economy to promote individual entrepreneurship.

The New Deal emphasized securing financial stability through deregulation and reliance on the stock market.

The New Deal focused on federal government programs that aimed to provide immediate relief and long-term economic reform.

The New Deal sought to dismantle existing social welfare programs and reinstate pre-Depression economic practices.

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