The New Deal represents revolution because it drastically changed the role of government over a short period of time.

President Franklin D. Roosevelt and President Lyndon B. Johnson were inaugurated into office served with a platter of issues and tribulations. Both attempted to assist constructively through a series of programs. Roosevelt’s New Deal was created to provide ’relief, recovery, and reform’ to help ease the effects of the Great Depression, and to a great extent, Johnson’s domestic program, the Great Society, reflected many of the aims of the New Deal since they both were created to mend society while dealing with the issues at hand, such as the overwhelming poverty and unemployment rates, at the expense of the national deficit and inevitable cynicism from critics.

This article discusses the strides that both Blacks and Women made during the war years. However, it proves that despite the successes for equal rights between the genders, Blacks made more advances in this time period.

This article explains that the New Deal was an inevitable evolutionary outcome based on American ideology and policy.

The end of a war and the beginning of injustice.

Baby Boomers, who grew up in the best of times, are experiencing the worst of times as their net worth plummets and jobs become scarce.

An examination of FDR’s New Deal.

A comparison and contrast of the presidencies of Woodrow Wilson and Theodore Roosevelt.

A massive trillion plus deficit, government run health insurance, runaway entitlement costs, and government owned auto companies. What happened to the America of rugged individualism that distrusted government? Can the plan of union established by the founders be restored in a society hurtling toward socialism?

Just a quick over view of the proven failure theory of trickle down or Reagonomics. And a quick truth about the myths that surround Ronald Reagan.