Although Roosevelt’s New Deal programs were hailed as a success, there were many criticisms of his expansion of the role of the government. On slide 4 of 8, read about how women and African Americans were excluded from many of the programs. Summarize at least three ways they were excluded. This should be a paragraph of at least 2 sentences.

Question

Although Roosevelt’s New Deal programs were hailed as a success, there were many criticisms of his expansion of the role of the government. On slide 4 of 8, read about how women and African Americans were excluded from many of the programs.  Summarize at least three ways they were excluded.   This should be a paragraph of at least 2 sentences.

GPT 3.5 · Answer

During Roosevelt's New Deal, women and African Americans faced exclusion from several programs. Firstly, the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) mostly hired young white men, leaving women and African Americans out of employment opportunities. Secondly, the Social Security Act did not extend to domestic and agricultural workers, therefore excluding many African Americans who worked in these industries. Lastly, the Federal Housing Administration (FHA) implemented discriminatory policies, making it difficult for African Americans to obtain housing loans, further perpetuating segregation.