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To spur US recovery after the Great Depression, President Roosevelt
loosened strict banking rules and oversight.
eliminated many forms of government funding.
restored pre-Depression stock market regulations.
enacted numerous relief and welfare programs.
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enacted numerous relief and welfare programs.
Roosevelt's New Deal created agencies and programs (CCC, WPA, Social Security, FDIC, SEC, etc.) that expanded government relief, regulation, and spending to promote recovery and reform.
Roosevelt's New Deal created agencies and programs (CCC, WPA, Social Security, FDIC, SEC, etc.) that expanded government relief, regulation, and spending to promote recovery and reform.
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