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Effects of the New Deal Chapter 16, section 3

Economic Relieved poverty in some segments of society

Economic Created large deficits; raised the national debt.

Economic Strengthened unions (Wagner Act and Closed shop laws).

Economic Created large public works projects (i.e. – Hoover Dam, various city halls, etc.)

Economic Strengthened banks and the stock market

Political Changed people’s view of the role of government.

Political Expanded the role of the Federal Government.

Political Provided much political controversy.

Social Excluded help for tenant farmers.

Social Discriminated against women and minorities.

Social Provided hope to Americans that they would be able to make it through the Depression

Cultural Encouraged popular and fine arts. Created the Federal Writers Project. Created the Federal Music Project. Created Federal Theatre Project WPA

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