The Great Depression and New Deal causes and effects of the Great Depression and how the New Deal changed the role of the government is desirable and undesirable. I say desirable and undesirable because it was a good and bad thing. I think people felt anger and joy during this time. And it’s an example of why people need to be sly and slick and the New Deal had to learn and communicate.People want to lie and feel like they have to be slick and get over.People wanted to help by communicating. Theme to consider when thinking about this topic is culture.
Culture was affected in a negative and positive way because they was broke, but it allowed them to get help. For Instance, in Source number 1 and 4 states,”When President Roosevelt took office, he immediately launched a series of programs to ease the effects of the Great Depression, and “unemployed and elderly attempted to give more rights to workers.”In addition in Source number 2 and 3 states,”Failure of many banks during the 1920’s” and “The first action of the New Deal was to give the banks… a four-day vacation.” Finally ,in Source number 1 and 2 states,”The inaction of the government made things worse when the depression began and “New York stock market increased unrealistic prices.” This allows us to see that in Sources 1 and 4, 2 and 3, and 1 and 2 shows Franklin was alert and that they was generous, we didn’t trust banks and banks was stressed. They was being cowards and scamming people.This also allows us to see the good and bad things about Great Depression and New Deal. Some may disagree because without the Great Depression happening we wouldn’t have New Deal.
In Conclusion , I see continuity in history. For example the government is giving food-stamps to the unemployed and the people who need them.This helps us to understand more about the past and present because the government was helping and being generous.Perhaps people should be grateful for the government assistance and help.