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Historical regime · 1933–1945

New Deal America

Federal republic building a welfare state

New Deal America leans hardest toward Planned, Tech-forward and Traditional.

MAPVOTEFREEDOMBORDERSWARCULTUREPROPERTYECONOMYTRADERELIGIONSOCIETYTECH
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The 12 axes, with receipts

Map75% central · strong
LocalCentral

Washington took on powers once left to the states.

Vote80% democracy · strong
DemocracyAuthority

Roosevelt won four elections.

Freedom50% liberty · on the fence
LibertyOrder

Ended Prohibition, but interned Japanese Americans.

Borders70% globalist · leaning
GlobalistNationalist

Founded the United Nations and the Bretton Woods system.

War80% hawk · strong
DoveHawk

Mass wartime draft.

Culture80% assimilationist · strong
MulticulturalAssimilationist

Kept the strict 1924 immigration quotas.

Property75% shared · strong
SharedPrivate

Public power (TVA), steep estate taxes and new union rights.

Economy90% planned · all in
PlannedFree market

Price codes, public works and the first federal minimum wage (1938).

Trade60% free trade · leaning
Free tradeProtectionist

Began lowering tariffs through reciprocal trade deals.

Religion60% religious · leaning
SecularReligious

Civic Protestant culture.

Society85% traditional · strong
ProgressiveTraditional

Conventional morality of its time.

Tech88% tech-forward · strong
Tech-forwardBack-to-nature

Giant dams and the Manhattan Project.

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