1. President Franklin D. Roosevelt took office in 1933.His top priority at the time was to end the Great Depression and put the country back to work.Roosevelt created federal programs to put the nation back to work.

a. What was Roosevelt's greatest warning to his staff over what he did not want in a federal program to end the Great Depression?Why was he concerned about this potential problem?

b. How did the Committee on Economic Security (CES), and other officials in the Roosevelt Administration, attempt to design programs to alleviate Roosevelt's concerns?Identify and explain two separate examples of how they addressed Roosevelt's concern, from part A.

c. Compare President's Roosevelt's programs with the anti-recessionary relief programs of Presidents Donald Trump and Joe Biden.Are current stimulus methods addressing Roosevelt's concerns?Describe the differences between Roosevelt's methods, and today's methods, and explain if Roosevelt's concerns are being met.Bring labor economics into your answer.