Recall what the Hundred Days were.
Answer (2)
After solving the banking crisis, President Roosevelt quickly tackled other areas of of national concern. He sent congress a stack of proposals for new programs to deal with the nation's economic problems. In all Roosevelt sent 15 proposals to congress, and congress approved ever one of them Lasting about three months, the special session of congress that Roosevelt called to launch his programs came to be called the Hundred Days.
The Hundred Days refers to a pivotal period in 1933 when President Franklin D. Roosevelt enacted a series of significant legislative reforms in response to the Great Depression. Lasting from March 9 to June 16, this initiative resulted in the passage of 15 major laws aimed at economic recovery and relief for struggling Americans. This period is seen as a critical moment in establishing the New Deal policies that reshaped the U.S. economy and government intervention in it.
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