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The 68 pages that link to New Deal, each with the reason it gives.

• Great DepressionBroader topic: It was the principal U.S. federal response to unemployment, bank failures, and economic hardship.

• Franklin D. RooseveltRelated: Roosevelt’s domestic agenda expanded federal responsibility for economic relief and recovery.

• Ronald ReaganCompared with: Reagan challenged the expansion of federal government associated with the New Deal political order.

• Lyndon B. JohnsonNarrower topic: Johnson entered Congress during the New Deal, whose activism shaped his view of federal government.

• AusterityCompared with: Its expansion of public spending offers a historical counterpoint to contractionary policy.

• Dust BowlNarrower topic: New Deal agencies provided the policy framework for relief and land conservation.

• Economic planningRelated: Its public investment and coordination expanded planning without replacing private markets.

• Regional planningRelated: New Deal agencies used regional development to address resource management and economic hardship.

• RedliningNarrower topic: Redlining grew within New Deal housing programs that expanded mortgage finance while excluding many Black communities.

• Democratic PartyRelated: The New Deal broadened the party’s coalition and expanded its support among urban voters and organized labor.

• Mixed economyRelated: It expanded federal regulation, public works, and social insurance within a private-enterprise economy.

• Interwar periodBroader topic: It shows a democratic government responding to crisis through reform rather than dictatorship.

• ProgressivismRelated: New Deal policies extended Progressive precedents for federal regulation and social protection.

• Public ownershipRelated: Its public works and federal institutions expanded government roles without wholesale nationalization.

• National Labor Relations ActNarrower topic: The NLRA formed part of the New Deal’s response to economic crisis and labor conflict.

• Progressive historiographyRelated: Its reforms invited interpretations of whether government served broad social needs or powerful interests.

• Securities and Exchange CommissionNarrower topic: The SEC emerged within the New Deal’s expansion of federal economic regulation.

• Dorothea LangeNarrower topic: New Deal agencies funded the documentary projects through which Lange reached a national audience.

• Felix FrankfurterRelated: Frankfurter advised New Deal officials before Roosevelt nominated him to the Court.

• Herbert HooverCompared with: Roosevelt’s broader federal response became the chief contrast to Hoover’s approach.

• The General Theory of Employment, Interest and MoneyRelated: Debates over the book’s influence on New Deal policy show how its ideas entered public life.

• Calvin CoolidgeCompared with: Its enlarged federal responsibilities provide a counterpoint to Coolidge’s governing philosophy.

• Migrant MotherRelated: The photograph circulated within New Deal efforts to document hardship and justify public relief.

• AgrarianismRelated: Its farm programs show how agrarian concerns entered modern national economic planning.

• Civilian Conservation CorpsNarrower topic: The corps was one of the New Deal’s early work-relief initiatives.

• Green New DealRelated: The Green New Deal borrows its name and appeal to large-scale public action.

• Public worksRelated: New Deal agencies financed extensive infrastructure and public employment projects.

• Social policyBroader topic: It expanded federal responsibility for economic security and social assistance.

• Charles A. BeardRelated: Beard’s later political criticism of centralization connected his historical concerns to contemporary debates over federal power.

• History of the United StatesRelated: Its expansion of federal action remains a point of dispute in interpreting modern government.

• Postwar consensusRelated: Its earlier expansion of federal responsibility helped shape American postwar policy assumptions.

• Richard HofstadterRelated: Hofstadter’s early political commitments and historical questions emerged in the New Deal era.

• Thomas E. DeweyCompared with: Dewey’s Republican campaigns challenged the political coalition and policies built by the New Deal.

• West VirginiaRelated: Federal relief and labor protections affected West Virginia’s impoverished mining communities.

• Charles Evans HughesNarrower topic: Hughes’s Court decisions helped define the constitutional limits and later acceptance of New Deal policy.

• Conservatism in the United StatesCompared with: Opposition to its expanded federal authority helped organize modern American conservatism.

• Fiorello La GuardiaRelated: Federal relief and public works helped fund New York City projects during his mayoralty.

• Grand Coulee DamNarrower topic: Federal public-works policy enabled the dam’s construction during the Great Depression.

• Harry Dexter WhiteNarrower topic: White’s Treasury career grew within the New Deal’s expansion of federal economic policymaking.

• IowaRelated: Its farm policies affected Iowa producers during the Great Depression.

• Social documentary photographyNarrower topic: Its relief programs funded the FSA project and expanded documentary photography’s national reach.

• The New RepublicRelated: The magazine’s changing response to Roosevelt’s reforms exposed divisions among liberal intellectuals.

• Great Smoky Mountains National ParkRelated: Civilian Conservation Corps projects built roads and facilities in the young park.

• Henry A. WallaceRelated: Wallace helped administer its agricultural policies and supported broader economic planning.

• Hugo BlackRelated: Black’s appointment followed the New Deal conflict over the Court’s treatment of federal laws.

• Southern AgrariansCompared with: The New Deal offered a contrasting response to economic crisis through federal planning and industrial recovery.

• Welfare reformRelated: Its social insurance and assistance programs shaped the U.S. system later targeted by reformers.

• Fireside chatsNarrower topic: The chats repeatedly explained and defended New Deal policies.

• Sam RayburnRelated: Rayburn’s early national leadership developed during the Democratic policy realignment of the New Deal era.

• Will RogersRelated: Rogers's commentary addressed the political upheaval and policies of the New Deal era.