Responses of FDR’s Administration

The “three R’s” utilized in the creation of policy and legislation were fundamentally, the best and most effective way to create aid for the failing economy. Recovery, the first of the “three R’s” was established to create immediate and short-term relief

“Alphabet Soup,” a phrase used to describe the plethora of changes and reforms created during the New Deal. Alphabet soup was extremely effective in creating useful and lasting change. Problems rising from the Great Depression were addressed and countered by programs in Alphabet Soup. An example of the effect of Alphabet soup on a particular problem, can be the NRA or National Recovery Administration. This program was established to create more jobs (Document J), and grant more “labor liberties” such as the right to organization of the workforce. This is evident in a quote by and NBC radio Broadcast “Huge corporations… have no right to transgress the law which grants workers the right of self-organization and collective bargaining.” (Document G) This reform was effective and highly praised by the people. The e

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