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it didn't really at all. the new deal raised the national debt higher and higher. the only way out was eventually World War II where we could go into a "war economy" and prosper. the new deal was established to create jobs and Roosevelt just ended up spending the very little tax money that was coming in.

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The New Deal programs were not completely coherent, but many different programs did have the goal to provide public works jobs, including: Civil Works Administration, Public Works Administration, and the Works Progress Administration.

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