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What happened to the New Deal during the war? A. Since wartime spending brought recovery, neither Roosevelt nor Congress thought the New Deal was needed anymore.B. Since "Dr. New Deal" had become "Dr. Win-the-War," there was little political interest in domestic legislation.C. An anti-New Deal coalition moved to end many New Deal programs, and the president adapted to the new political environment.D. Although cloaked in wartime labels, several additional New Deal-style agencies were in fact created to provide relief, recovery, and reform.
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