Source A: A government brochure from 1935 describing the New Deal programs

'The New Deal introduced a series of programs to provide relief, recovery, and reform. Agencies such as the CCC, WPA, and FDIC were created to tackle unemployment, stabilize the economy, and reform financial systems.' Provenance: Official government publication from 1935.

Source B: Excerpt from a historian's analysis

'The stock market crash of 1929 was a catalyst that exposed underlying weaknesses in the American economy, including overproduction, high tariffs, and banking failures.' Provenance: Academic historian's book published in 2000.

Source C: A report from the WPA (Works Progress Administration)

'The WPA created millions of jobs, built infrastructure, and supported artists and writers, helping to reduce unemployment and boost morale.' Provenance: Official WPA report from 1938.

Source D: A modern historian's view

'The New Deal transformed the role of the federal government, establishing a safety net that still influences American politics today.' Provenance: Academic analysis published in 2010.