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28 June, 10:06

What idea was the basis for President Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal programs?

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    The base idea behind Roosevelt's New Deal is that the Federal Government would stimulate the economy by providing jobs, private market incentives, and other public incentives to get people working again and to open up the access to credit.
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