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The New Deal was not without its flaws. It did not have a systematic approach to combating the Great Depression, making it inefficient and contradictory at times. It didn't necessarily build better relationships between businesses and the government. However it restored people's faith in capitalism and the economy through the jobs which it created, and provided long term reforms and infrastructure which we still benefit from today.

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The New Deal was both a failure and a success. It was a failure because not all the programs it started actually helped the majority of America and stood the test of time; however, the programs that worked, worked, and helped America to decrease unemployment rates and help those in need.

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Although the new deal did create many jobs for people and improved their situations, it still left many people in poor situations. It still did completely accomplish its initial goal.

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While the New Deal was not as successful economically, it helped create jobs temporarily and reform capitalism through legislation and programs. Furthermore, some parts of the New Deal are still present, such as the federal regulation of child labor, wages, hours, and the social security system.

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I think the New Deal was a success because it worked to solve the problems that directly affected the people, such as minimum wage and working hours. It also revolutionized the government and economy in a way that has an effect on our present government. Although there were consequences that came as a result, the successes were things that wouldn't be "easy" in any context but were things that needed to be done, so it was still overall beneficial.

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The New Deal was a success in that while there were negative consequences, it was beneficial overall. It allowed people to see the government as an entity meant to protect and aid them and addressed issues like inflation and unemployment.

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The New Deal was a success because its main goal was to get the economy out of the depths of the Great Depression. Even though that plan didn't go perfectly and the economy was still struggling, many of the issues of the Great Depression had been dealt with. There were also several new government welfare programs, some of which still exist today that support the people most in need, which was a major step for the government to take at the time

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The New Deal was not a failure because it helped combat problems created by the Great Depression such as high unemployment. It also established things such as the minimum wage that are still around today.

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The New Deal aimed to restore American wealth and that's what it did. It stabalized the economy, provided jobs, and gave Americans a general sense of safety in times of crisis.

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While many of the acts and other legislation passed by the government and FDR at the time were integral to the preservation of the American economy and continue to support the people today, at the time, the New Deal did not help those who needed it most, and while it was successful at improving the lives of some Americans, it did not help the majority.

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The new deal was a successful first step

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The new deal was a successful first step

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The new deal did not solve all the issues it sought to but it did lead to many improvements and programs that were successful enough to survive to modern times. It created more jobs and instilled hope in the country that it could recover.

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The new deal allowed people to put their trust in the government, and the government directly influenced people to help move the country forward. Also, laws and acts that mitigated the effects of the poor economy were passed very frequently in an attempt to once again help Americans live. The new deal fixed the market, and also the economic crisis.

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The New Deal helped to alleviate several major problems facing the general American population by reducing unemployment and reinforcing the banking system. It also provided many long-term benefits for America through minimum wage laws and social security that are still in effect today.

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The new deal was overall a success because it helped bring the end of the Great Depression by creating many jobs and banking systems, and therefore uplifting the economy.

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The new deal was overall a success because it helped bring the end of the Great Depression by creating many jobs and banking systems, and therefore uplifting the economy.

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No, the New Deal was not a failure because it fixed capitalism and restored the faith in the American economy system.

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While the New Deal changed the relationship between individual workers and the government this was not the primary goal of the programs, which was to address the aftereffects of the Great Depression like mass unemployment so it was not a success in this sense

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The new deal was fairly successful despite some apparent flaws with it. It was the first instance where the government intervened and helped citizens, setting the precedent for subsequent aid. The New Deal aid also established a minimum wage, social security, and other fundamental aspects of American Life. Although the New Deal may not have truly fixed all of the problems put forth by the Great Depression, it was still a fairly successful fix.

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The new deal brought important reform to the government and began programs that last to this day. Though it might not have had immediate benefits, its outcomes still benefit today's economy, which wouldn't be the same without it.