When Franklin D. Roosevelt was elected president in the election of 1932, he had plans to stop the depression. These plans were called the New Deal. The first hundred days were the most hectic. Laws were passed almost daily. These laws affected many people. Before the first hundred days were over, Roosevelt had provided something for nearly every special interest group. The laws he passed made different organizations and restored confidence into the American government. The …showed first 75 words of 1060 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1060 total…helping the government to limit the impact of later recessions. In addition, the New Deal coalition dominated the electorate and the nation for years thereafter. The New Deal changed the relationship between the government and the people of the United States. In addition to increasing the involvement of the government in people's lives, the New Deal created a number of agencies that still exist, and it stimulated the growth of the Democratic Party. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ **Bibliography**