Great depression and the new deal

A generation failed to adapt to the tremendous changes caused by World War I, which led to the outbreak of the great depression, as a global disaster that could have been expected and was already expected. In this book, the author explains how the role of the new United States that it played in the world's two years made the mistakes made by the American leadership a juvenile pillars of the world. The widespread crisis opens the way for President Franklin Roosevelt to change the political trend of the United States. The author reviews the successes and failure of the new deal, explaining the reasons for the success of some of its programs and the failure of others. At the end of the book, he explains how the Roosevelt administration succeeded after World War II in providing the new deal strategies to the global ocean.