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SOURCE: Slate
5/1/2021
FDR’s Second 100 Days Were Cooler Than His First 100 Days
by Jordan Weissmann
The first 100 days of the New Deal could be described as disaster response. The second 100 days, according to historians William Leuchtenberg, Erich Rauchway and David Kennedy, were when the administration took steps that transformed labor relations and birthed a modern social welfare state.
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