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2. Draw a concept map of the New Deal.
3. The New Deal was a launching pad into World War II. Do you think that this process was helpful or not helpful in the long run?
The New Deal was helpful because it helped lift a country out of a depression. WWII was a necessary war that needed to be fought by America.
4. What is your opinion of Roosevelt exceeding the two term presidential limit? Do you feel that this was right? Would you like to see it happen again?
Roosevelt violated the Constitution and should not have been elected past a second term. This is the only time in history that such an action was allowed in the U.S.
5. Did the New Deal present a spirit of independence or a welfare state? Please give examples of your choice.
While the New Deal was a temporary help, in the long run many of the programs that still exist today are not useful and in fact may be hurting the society in whole. Roosevelt's New Deal was revolutionary and demonstrated a socialistic trend within America that still exists today, mostly in a unbeneficial manner.
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