Title: FDR New Deal Programs: US History for Kids ***
Headings: New Deal Programs
New Deal Programs
Content: Fast Fact Sheet
Fast, fun facts and Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's) about the FDR New Deal Programs. What were the New Deal Programs? The FDR New Deal Programs were established to provide immediate action, temporary measures or permanent reforms to alleviate the effects of the Great Depression. What were the New Deal Programs? The majority of the New Deal Programs are detailed in this article, a fast overview can be obtained from the opposite list. What problems did the FDR New Deal Programs address? The FDR New Deal Programs addressed: ● Immediate relief for the unemployed and the homeless
● The regulation of the banks and the stock market
● Providing debt relief
● Addressing the management of farms with New Deal programs to tackle the consequences of the Dust Bowl that had destroyed over 100 million acres of farming land
● Aiding industrial recovery
● Initiating numerous public works construction projects to provide jobs for the unemployed


New Deal Programs: President Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal Program
The FDR New Deal Programs were initiated between 1933 and 1938. The first New Deal Programs were established as soon as President Roosevelt assumed office and these immediate measures are referred to as the First Hundred Days ( March 9,1933 and June 16, 1933) or the First New Deal.