1. What does FDR see as the "two problems"? square 2. What policies does FDR want to institute? How do they represent his three R's? square 3 Where does he suggest people can be temporarily employed? square 4. How are FDR's policies similar to Hoover's? square

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1. What does FDR see as the "two problems"? square 2. What policies does FDR want to institute? How do they represent his three R's? square 3 Where does he suggest people can be temporarily employed? square 4. How are FDR's policies similar to Hoover's? square

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1. FDR sees the "two problems" as the economic crisis and the lack of confidence in the banking system.2. FDR wants to institute policies such as public works programs, financial reforms, and relief for the unemployed. These represent his three R's: Relief, Recovery, and Reform.3. He suggests people can be temporarily employed through public works programs.4. FDR's policies are similar to Hoover's in that both aimed to address the economic crisis and stabilize the banking system.

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1. What does FDR see as the "two problems"? square 2. What policies does FDR want to institute? How do they represent his three R's? square 3 Where does he suggest people can be temporarily employed? square 4. How are FDR's policies similar to Hoover's? square

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