Your paper should make an argument about the New Deal, including who was excluded from its programs, how different groups of Americans viewed Roosevelt’s policies, and the alternatives that they proposed during the 1930s.

The New Deal: Who was Excluded, How was it perceived by Different American Groups and the Alternatives they proposed?
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The New Deal: Who was Excluded, How was it perceived by Different American Groups and the Alternatives they proposed?
Introduction
The New Deal was a response by Franklin D. Roosevelt following the biting effects from the Great Depression that began in late 1929 when the stock market crushed. America’s financial system crumbled while companies went bankrupt, and they then dismissed their workers in large numbers. Following the election Franklin D. Roosevelt into office, he acted speedily in stabilizing the economy through provision of jobs and relief to the people who were suffering from the effects of the Great Recession. The New Deal aptly summed up the government efforts over eight years from 1933 to 1942, and which included measures that were aimed at restoring prosperity and dignity to Americans.
The FDR lead New Deal effectively changed the central government relationship with the American people. During the first hundred years, Roosevelt urged Congress to end Prohibition, a divisive topic in the 1920s, and the effect was to make beer legal in America, which was ratified by the 21st Amendment. The Tennessee Valley Authority that was signed by the President in May 1933 enabled the federal government to construct dams along the Tennessee River, and this helped in controlling floods and generation of less…