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15-5. New Deal Reforms Endure How is the New Deal viewed today? What effect did New Deal policies have on labor, agriculture, banking, and finance?

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2 New Deal Reforms Endure How is the New Deal viewed today? What effect did New Deal policies have on labor, agriculture, banking, and finance?

3 Social and Environmental Effects What was unique about the New Deal’s social policies? What did the New Deal do for the environment?

4 Terms & Names Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) parity

5 Honors Paragraph Making Generalizations pg. 519 #3 Some critics have charged that the New Deal was antibusiness and ant-free enterprise. Explain why you agree of disagree with this charge.

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