KnowraNew DealLinked fromLinked fromThe 68 pages that link to New Deal, each with the reason it gives.All 68Broader topic 9Related 35Narrower topic 14Compared with 10Alvin HansenRelated: Hansen’s arguments supported using government programs to address unemployment and weak demand.Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr.Related: Schlesinger interpreted it as a modern continuation of reform politics rooted in earlier American struggles.Frances PerkinsNarrower topic: Her cabinet service placed her at the center of its labor and social welfare reforms.Fort Peck DamNarrower topic: Fort Peck was built as a large federal public-works project during the New Deal.George MeanyRelated: Meany’s labor politics developed within institutions and protections expanded during the New Deal.Make America Great AgainCompared with: The slogan’s appeal to national renewal contrasts with the New Deal’s named program of reform and relief.StatismBroader topic: It expanded federal intervention without creating a fully state-owned economy.1930sBroader topic: It was a major government response to the Great Depression.American political historyBroader topic: The New Deal enlarged federal responsibilities and reshaped the Democratic coalition.Capitalism and FreedomRelated: Its expansion of federal economic activity formed part of the policy backdrop Friedman criticized.Centre-left politicsBroader topic: It expanded federal responsibility for relief, labor protections, and economic recovery.Charles CoughlinRelated: Coughlin’s changing stance toward the New Deal marked his shift from supporter to political opponent.John Nance GarnerRelated: As speaker and vice president, Garner helped shape the congressional setting for its early legislation.R. B. BennettCompared with: Bennett’s 1935 reforms were often compared with Roosevelt’s more extensive American program.Economic depressionBroader topic: It was a major policy response to the Great Depression, expanding relief, regulation, and public works.History of social democracyCompared with: It expanded social protections without emerging from a social democratic party tradition.Modern liberalism in the United StatesBroader topic: It made federal responsibility for economic security a defining liberal commitment.Yip HarburgRelated: Harburg’s progressive politics and Depression-era songs resonated with debates surrounding these reforms.Previous2 of 2
KnowraNew DealLinked fromLinked fromThe 68 pages that link to New Deal, each with the reason it gives.All 68Broader topic 9Related 35Narrower topic 14Compared with 10Alvin HansenRelated: Hansen’s arguments supported using government programs to address unemployment and weak demand.Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr.Related: Schlesinger interpreted it as a modern continuation of reform politics rooted in earlier American struggles.Frances PerkinsNarrower topic: Her cabinet service placed her at the center of its labor and social welfare reforms.Fort Peck DamNarrower topic: Fort Peck was built as a large federal public-works project during the New Deal.George MeanyRelated: Meany’s labor politics developed within institutions and protections expanded during the New Deal.Make America Great AgainCompared with: The slogan’s appeal to national renewal contrasts with the New Deal’s named program of reform and relief.StatismBroader topic: It expanded federal intervention without creating a fully state-owned economy.1930sBroader topic: It was a major government response to the Great Depression.American political historyBroader topic: The New Deal enlarged federal responsibilities and reshaped the Democratic coalition.Capitalism and FreedomRelated: Its expansion of federal economic activity formed part of the policy backdrop Friedman criticized.Centre-left politicsBroader topic: It expanded federal responsibility for relief, labor protections, and economic recovery.Charles CoughlinRelated: Coughlin’s changing stance toward the New Deal marked his shift from supporter to political opponent.John Nance GarnerRelated: As speaker and vice president, Garner helped shape the congressional setting for its early legislation.R. B. BennettCompared with: Bennett’s 1935 reforms were often compared with Roosevelt’s more extensive American program.Economic depressionBroader topic: It was a major policy response to the Great Depression, expanding relief, regulation, and public works.History of social democracyCompared with: It expanded social protections without emerging from a social democratic party tradition.Modern liberalism in the United StatesBroader topic: It made federal responsibility for economic security a defining liberal commitment.Yip HarburgRelated: Harburg’s progressive politics and Depression-era songs resonated with debates surrounding these reforms.Previous2 of 2