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In your opinion, what is the most important legacy of the New Deal?

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200 words of personal arguments briefly justify some of the New Deal impacts.

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Based on the New Deal reform of America's labor relations, I believe that it definitely created a lasting legacy that forever impacted our nation's culture, political system, and economy as a whole. Thus, I would strongly label the creation of social security as one ...

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