Elected in 1932, Franklin D. Roosevelt promised Americans a “New Deal” to provide relief, recovery, and reform. His administration fundamentally transformed the relationship between citizens and the federal government.
Back to Period 7: 1890–1945
Lesson PreviewLesson 9 of 13 in this unit
7.9 The New Deal
Part of Period 7: 1890–1945 in AP® US History. Read the opening section, then create a free account for the full interactive lesson, practice, and progress tracking.
In this unit
13 lessons
- 7.1Imperialism: DebatesPreview lesson
- 7.2The Spanish-American WarPreview lesson
- 7.3The ProgressivesPreview lesson
- 7.4World War I: Military and DiplomacyPreview lesson
- 7.5World War I: Home FrontPreview lesson
- 7.61920s: Innovations in Communication and TechnologyPreview lesson
- 7.71920s: Cultural and Political ControversiesPreview lesson
- 7.8The Great DepressionPreview lesson
- 7.9The New DealThis lesson
- 7.10Interwar Foreign PolicyPreview lesson
- 7.11World War II: MobilizationPreview lesson
- 7.12World War II: MilitaryPreview lesson
- 7.13Postwar DiplomacyPreview lesson
Continue the full lesson in Stellar
Create a free account to unlock the remaining sections, checkpoints, course practice, and progress tracking for AP® US History.