The New Deal programs refer to a set of policies and programs implemented by President Roosevelt's administration in response to the Great Depression. These programs aimed at providing economic relief, recovery, and reform.
Related terms
Balance of power: The balance of power refers to how much influence each branch or level of government has over decisions related to implementing New Deal programs.
President: The individual elected as head of state who holds executive power in a country's government; responsible for carrying out laws and policies.
Congress: As part of their role in passing legislation, Congress had an important role in approving funding for New Deal programs.