The New Deal

In 'The New Deal,' Anthony J. Badger offers a profound examination of the transformative policies implemented in America during the Great Depression. He explores how these initiatives reshaped the role of the federal government and fundamentally altered American society. Badger highlights the political battles and social changes that accompanied this era, revealing the complexities behind Franklin D. Roosevelt's ambitious vision. As readers delve into this historical analysis, they will uncover the lasting implications of the New Deal on contemporary politics and economics. Will the lessons of the past illuminate the challenges of today?

By Anthony J. Badger

Published: 2002

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