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FDR established several public relief programs in 1933. The Federal Emergency Relief Administration (FERA) made direct cash allocations available to states for immediate payments to the unemployed.

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The centerpiece of his industrial recovery program was the National Industrial Recovery Act (NIRA) that Congress passed in June 1933. Drawing its inspiration from the federal government's efforts at economic planning during World War I and the voluntary trade associations of the 1920s, the NIRA provided for national economic planning as opposed to individualistic and competitive, laissez-faire capitalism. Businesses heeded the codes when they saw fit, and ignored them when it served their purposes. Small business owners complained, with good reason, that big businesses dominated the code-drafting process and looked to drive their smaller competitors out of the market. Labor unions enjoyed a new-found legitimacy—symbolized by the millions of workers who joined—but found that businesses ignored provisions that guaranteed worker's wages and hours. By the end of 1933, it was clear that the NRA was anything but a success.

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Began almost immediately as Roosevelt's assumption of presidency. It was known as the "Hundred Days". It was from March to June in 1933. It recreated the general Government to resuscitate the Industrial production. Its objective was built a partnership between the government and businesses

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Roosevelt asked Congress to pass the Agricultural Adjustment Act (AAA), which it did in May 1933. FDR and his advisers believed that overproduction had caused gluts in the farm market, dropping prices, and, in turn, sending farmers' incomes plummeting. More than three million farmers joined the AAA program in its first year, and farm income did increase by more than fifty percent between 1932 and 1935.

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They were many positive impacts that roosevelt made to the country and people. 

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They were many positive impacts that roosevelt made to the country and people. 

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FDR was able to combat the great depression by implementing a variety of innovative policies. He was able to pull the US away from the brink of economic social and perhaps even political disaster, and lay the fundation for future stability and prosperity.

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He also increased greatly the responsabilities of his office fortunately for his successors he also enhanced the capacity of the presidency to meet these new responsabilities.

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In 1940, the percentage of Americans without jobs was double digited, they lacked the purchasing power to jump start the economy which led to American becoming soldiers to end this. Democracy was suffering.

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They were many groups of people that were benefited by the governments intervention. In these case almost all the United States of America was benefited by it because of the first and second new deals.

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The Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) put 300,000 young men to work in 1,200 camps planting trees, building bridges, and cleaning beaches. Finally, the Civil Works Administration (CWA) spent almost $1 billion on public works projects, including airports and roads. Roosevelt shut the CWA after only four months, however, because it was so costly.

The benefits of these three programs were obvious: they provided relief for millions of Americans on the verge of outright starvation and gave unemployed Americans jobs.

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African Americans and women received fewer benefuts than white males, they remained at the bottom of the American economic ladder. The New Deal did not ensure to all Americans the right to vote and the right to a fair trial.

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The First New Deal looked to stabilize the U.S. financial system, provide relief and jobs to the suffering, and reenergize America's capitalist economy. He sought to achieve this last objective by building partnerships between business and government to resuscitate industrial production. In carrying forward this agenda, FDR began to recreate the role of the federal government in American economic and political life.

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Immediate task of the inauguration to stabilize the nation's banking system. On March 6th, Roosevelt declared the "bank holiday". In May 1933, he signed the Securities Act .  In June 1933, he signed the Glass-Steagall Act, which created the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, guaranteeing the savings of average citizens, and prevented commercial banks from engaging in investment banking. In 1934, the Securities and Exchange Act created the Securities and Exchange Commission which was charged with regulating financial markets.