What components of the new deal did Truman adopt as part of his legislative agenda?

President Harry Truman adopted several components of the New Deal as part of his legislative agenda, particularly in his Fair Deal program. This included initiatives aimed at expanding social security, raising the minimum wage, and promoting full employment through government intervention in the economy. Truman also sought to enhance public housing and healthcare access, building on the New Deal's foundation of federal responsibility for economic welfare. Overall, his agenda aimed to continue the progressive reforms initiated by Franklin D. Roosevelt while addressing post-war challenges.