The effects of the New Deal are still visible all over the United States from roads, bridges, public building, to the mountains of published materials resting in the nations libraries, to on going federal government programs. Discuss how the New Deal shaped the United States during the Great Depression and how its effects still resonate today.

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Felix Rodriguez

22 March, 00:42

The effects of the New Deal are still visible all over the United States from roads, bridges, public building, to the mountains of published materials resting in the nations libraries, to on going federal government programs. Discuss how the New Deal shaped the United States during the Great Depression and how its effects still resonate today.

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Jenny · Answer 1

The new deal put the government to change peoples lives for the better. The fair labor standard act is still in place today. It says that workers can only work a certain amount of hours and set minimum wages.