How was FDR’s plan fitting in to the established condition (control by the wealthy) rather than giving the power back to the people (according to Zinn)? "

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According to Howard Zinn, US President Franklin D. Roosevelt was a much more sensitive president regarding people´s concerns and necessities. He was not like Herbert Hoover that just sent troops to control protests. Roosevelt did nos suppressed protests or strikes because when he became the US President, all the country was in conflict. Instead, Roosevelt understood the situation and the problems the economic crisis had the citizens were living, to create the "New Deal," a series of economic programs designed to help the poor Americans that were suffering from the Great Depression.

the idealization of the rural landscape ; admiration for the beauty of nature ; focus on an individual's inner concerns