what impact did the New Deal programs and legislation have on the lives of industrial workers?

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what impact did the New Deal programs and legislation have on the lives of industrial workers?

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Gibbs Gibbs · Answer 1 · 2015-02-10T12:28:46-05:00

The impact of New Deal programs and legislation sought to improve the lives of industrial workers and also to provide more work opportunities for them. By instituting programs to support infrastructure development and greater economic development more generally the New Deal sought to support employment of industrial workers. Also, specifically the Fair Labor Act set maximum hours and minimum pay rates for most laborers which sought to improve the conditions of the working class.

ogorwyne ogorwyne · Answer 2 · 2021-12-07T05:18:35-05:00

The impact that the New Deal had on the lives of Industrial workers was

It led to the abolishing of using child workers
It led to the increment in the wage of workers
It gave workers the right to form unions.

The New Deal program was the policy that the President Roosevelt brought into the United States with the intention of helping the US citizens post the era of the great depression.

The New deal gave the citizens a sense of financial security because it put a lot of the citizens of the United States back to work.

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