The New Deal was a quite coherent economic plan that helped the nation's economy through its hardest of times. The New Deal provided several key ideas that FDR and his staff thought would bring around an economic upturn. There were many ideas floating around at the time about how the economy could be turned around and FDR and his staff chose what they thought was the best and that was a quite stable and coherent plan on paper. The three base principles of the New Deal were to help the unemployed get back on their feet, to regulate the banks and stock market, and a willingness to work with business to help solve the problems.

Roosevelt knew that the only way to get the economy back on track was to get those who were out of work back to working. He understood that when people...