Answer:
New Deal
Step-by-step explanation:
After winning 1932 presidential elections, Franklin Roosevelt started up the New Deal, a plan that redefined the role of US government on economics, employment and social policies by means of a more authoritarian and interventionist state. Despite its intentions of facing consequences of the Great Depression, strong regulation and state interventionism propelled by New Deal slowed down an economic recovery which started in 1931 and last until the end of World War II, when Roosevelt passed away and next president, Harry S. Truman, had no choice but to set aside most of the institutions and regulations created because of such plan.