Question

all of the new deal programs fit easily and nicely into just one of the 3 r categories. true - each category does its own unique thing, therefore it is impossible for them to overlap. false - the categories can easily connect to each other, meaning some programs could address 2 or 3 of the rs simultaneously. rowatch submit

Explanation:

The New Deal programs were complex. The three R's (Relief, Recovery, Reform) were interconnected. For example, a program that provided jobs (Relief) could also stimulate economic activity (Recovery) and have elements that reformed certain economic practices (Reform). So, it's not accurate to say they all fit neatly into just one category as they could address multiple aspects simultaneously.

Answer:

False - the categories can easily connect to each other, meaning some programs could address 2 or 3 of the R's simultaneously.