The Hundred Days

The Hundred Days refers to the period from March 20 to June 28, 1933, marking the first months of Franklin D. Roosevelt’s presidency. During this time, the U.S. government launched an energetic series of programs and policies aimed at addressing the Great Depression. These efforts included financial reforms, banking system reforms, job creation, and efforts to stimulate economic growth. The Hundred Days symbolize a time of significant legislative activity and government intervention designed to restore stability and confidence in the economy. It set the tone for New Deal initiatives that would continue throughout Roosevelt’s presidency.