Question

Determine which detail explains Roosevelts' New Deal plan. Select the

correct answer in each row. One answer will be used twice.
Created the FDIC
and SEC to
safeguard
American's money
and protect against
another stock
market collapse
Government gave
emergency loans to
homeowners and
farmers to protect
property from
foreclosure
Put money into the
hands of American
people to increase
purchasing power
Social Security Act
provided benefits to
the elderly and
disabled
Relief
VO
O
O
Recovery
O
O
O
* 25 points
Reform
O
O
O

Answer 1

The correct answers are:

Created the FDIC and SEC to safeguard American's money and protect against another stock market collapse - Reform

Government gave emergency loans to homeowners and farmers to protect property from foreclosure - Relief

Put money into the hands of American people to increase purchasing power - Recovery

Social Security Act provided benefits to the elderly and disabled - Reform

The New Deal was a package of policies and programs implemented by President Franklin D. Roosevelt to address the economic crisis of the Great Depression. It included elements of relief, recovery, and reform. The FDIC and SEC were created as part of the reform measures to safeguard American's money and protect against another stock market collapse. Emergency loans to homeowners and farmers to protect property from foreclosure were part of the relief measures. Putting money into the hands of American people to increase purchasing power was part of the recovery measures. The Social Security Act, which provided benefits to the elderly and disabled, was also part of the reform measures.