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it was pretty cool. Did a lot of things that benefit people, and had a lot of success. Also failed in some areas, but in my opinion the successes were more important, especially since it got us mostly out of the great depression

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While it may have created more segregation, it ultimately created more jobs, banks, and decreased unemployment, making it a success.

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I think the New Deal was good as it introduced needed infrastructure, curbing high employment rates and decreasing inflation.

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The New Deal was good because it harnessed the work of a large number of Americans that would have otherwise gone unemployed and built back the economy.

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I believe that the New Deal was a success since it supported a failing economy, put people back to work, and reassured their trust in the government. Moreover, several important programs were created out the New Deal, such as Social Security.

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The New Deal was cringe because it made inflation worse, created useless jobs (should have conscripted them into military service instead), made social security (cringe), made a huge bureaucracy with a bunch of departments that can't get anything useful done (big government bad), and raising taxes while also trying to balance the federal budget, increasing government spending.

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Despite the New Deal leading to higher poverty rates, it also led to millions of Americans getting jobs and decreased inflation, getting the country out of its worst economic crisis. Furthermore, it also empowered youth and fostered the growth of technology.

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Although the New Deal wasn't a complete success since it resulted in some questionable policies (e.g. redlining), it resulted in many improvements to quality of life, such as reducing inflation, making the workplace safer, and helping Americans regain trust in the economy.

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The new deal was good because it boosted employment which lifted morale. In addition, it jumpstarted the economy and set up a foundation for the future. Also, it created an important relationship between the government and the citizens, such as Social Security

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I think the New Deal was good because it allowed banks to recuperate in order to make plans for next steps. Additionally, it made many reforms that are still helpful today (especially social security and retirement, and safety when investing money and banking)

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The New Deal was beneficial in that it established many much needed federal regulations on the economy to try and prevent future recessions. However, from an economic standpoint the New Deal was not an immediate success, since the expansionary fiscal policies implemented by Roosevelt were counteracted by other policies, like raising taxes and cutting government spending on certain programs.

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The new deal was a success because it stimulated the economy and provided more jobs for people. It also increased people's confidence in the government through protective programs such as minimum wage and bank insurance.

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The New Deal was a success, because it brought America out of the great depression, and corrected the economy.

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The New Deal was good because it created social security and established a minimum wage and working hours. However, it increased taxes in order to fund all these programs.

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The New Deal was a great success. It created tons of jobs, bringing most people out of poverty.

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there was a lot of legislation that helped americans to gain trust in the economy like the glass-steagal act, which is a necessary first step to make the economy go back to normal

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I think the New Deal was good because it improved the country's infrastructure, increasing investment spending. This increases the supply of capital, shifting the long run aggregate supply curve right, which is good