Roosevelt's New Deal differed from Hoover's administration in that the New Deal was willing to use government power to adjust the contending claims of major interests groups. the validity of this generalization

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Roosevelt's New Deal differed from Hoover's administration in that the New Deal was willing to use government power to adjust the contending claims of major interests groups.  the validity of this generalization

henry · Accepted Answer

I said that Hoover and Roosevelt both used government regulation (therefore the statement is false) but Roosevelt did to a greater extent and was successful.

Ms. Sue · Answer

I'll be glad to comment on your answer.

Anonymous · Answer

To what extent did the measures of the New Deal reflect a coherent economic philosophy?

Anonymous · Answer

My confusion with this question is the phrase "contending claims of major interest groups." Could someone explain exactly which interest groups and contending claims there were? As far as I know, by the time FDR came into office, there was no contention and only the claim of "Help us please!"

Anonymous · Answer

he wrote that in 2013 relax lol

Blu · Answer

@Kulu: maybe you should read an English book.

yourmomlul · Answer

its 2021 cheesehead