By 1935, the New Deal:

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By 1935, the New Deal was facing mounting pressures and criticism. While it had implemented numerous programs and policies aimed at helping to alleviate the effects of the Great Depression, it was not until later in the decade that the economy began to recover. Additionally, the Supreme Court had struck down some of the more controversial aspects of the New Deal, such as the National Industrial Recovery Act, leading to further criticism and questions about the government's ability to intervene in the economy.