New Deal

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The New Deal was a series of ambitious economic and social programs in the United States during the 1930s that expanded the federal government's role in response to the Great Depression.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf economic program
government policy initiative
social program
aimedTo promote economic recovery
provide relief for the unemployed
reform the financial system
stabilize agricultural prices
support labor rights
appliesToJurisdiction United States government
surface form: United States federal government
country United States of America
surface form: United States
endTime 1939
field agricultural policy
infrastructure development
labor policy
macroeconomic policy
social welfare policy
followedBy Fair Deal
follows policies of Herbert Hoover administration
hasEffect creation of the modern American welfare state
expansion of federal government role in the economy
realignment of U.S. party system into New Deal coalition
hasPart Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Civil Works Administration
Civilian Conservation Corps
Civilian Works programs
Emergency Banking Act
Fair Labor Standards Act
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Federal Housing Administration
New Deal self-linksurface differs
surface form: First New Deal

Glass–Steagall Act
Home Owners' Loan Corporation
National Labor Relations Act
National Recovery Administration
Public Works Administration
New Deal self-linksurface differs
surface form: Second New Deal

Securities and Exchange Commission
Social Security Act of 1935
Tennessee Valley Authority
Works Progress Administration
headOfGovernment President Franklin D. Roosevelt
surface form: Franklin D. Roosevelt
implementedBy President Franklin D. Roosevelt
surface form: Franklin D. Roosevelt administration
inceptionReason economic collapse after 1929 stock market crash
legislativeBody United States Congress
location Washington, D.C.
mainSubject Great Depression
opposedBy Supreme Court of the United States
surface form: Supreme Court of the United States (in several early cases)

conservative coalition in Congress
politicalIdeology American liberalism
significantEvent Hundred Days
startTime 1933
supportedBy Democratic Party
labor unions
many urban ethnic voters
temporalContext Great Depression

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George W. Norris supported New Deal
this entity surface form: New Deal (selected programs)
Regionalism supportedBy New Deal
subject surface form: Regionalism (art movement)
this entity surface form: New Deal art programs
76th United States Congress notableLegislationArea New Deal
this entity surface form: New Deal legislation
NIRA partOf New Deal
subject surface form: National Industrial Recovery Act
NIRA subjectOf New Deal
subject surface form: National Industrial Recovery Act
this entity surface form: New Deal historiography
Wheeler-Rayburn Act partOf New Deal
Revenue Act of 1934 partOf New Deal
Revenue Act of 1934 historicalPeriod New Deal
this entity surface form: New Deal era
CES partOf New Deal
subject surface form: Committee on Economic Security
CES timePeriod New Deal
subject surface form: Committee on Economic Security
this entity surface form: New Deal era
Frances Perkins notableWork New Deal
this entity surface form: New Deal labor and social welfare policy
Wagner–Steagall Act partOf New Deal
this entity surface form: New Deal legislation
Maxine Albro movement New Deal
this entity surface form: New Deal art
Maxine Albro associatedWith New Deal
this entity surface form: New Deal era
Emergency Relief Act of 1933 belongsTo New Deal
this entity surface form: First New Deal
FERA partOf New Deal
subject surface form: Federal Emergency Relief Administration
FERA historicalPeriod New Deal
subject surface form: Federal Emergency Relief Administration
this entity surface form: New Deal era
United States Maritime Commission partOf New Deal
this entity surface form: New Deal agencies
Public Law 73-10 partOf New Deal
Public Law 73-10 historicalContext New Deal
this entity surface form: New Deal agricultural reforms
Roy Stryker movement New Deal
Roy Stryker participatedIn New Deal
this entity surface form: New Deal arts programs
Lee Russell associatedWith New Deal
this entity surface form: New Deal programs
Hoovervilles declinedBecauseOf New Deal
this entity surface form: New Deal relief programs
Historical Section (photography unit) partOf New Deal
this entity surface form: New Deal programs
Historical Section (photography unit) historicalContext New Deal
this entity surface form: New Deal era
New Deal coalition supported New Deal
Indian Reorganization Act partOf New Deal
this entity surface form: Indian New Deal
Nikolai Sokoloff movement New Deal
this entity surface form: New Deal cultural programs
Nikolai Sokoloff partOf New Deal
this entity surface form: New Deal arts initiatives
Shasta Dam constructionEra New Deal
this entity surface form: New Deal era
Let Us Now Praise Famous Men (photographs by Walker Evans) historicalContext New Deal
this entity surface form: New Deal era
Aubrey Williams movement New Deal
Friant Dam constructionEra New Deal
this entity surface form: New Deal era