Why did FDR launch the second deal?

Franklin D. Roosevelt launched the Second New Deal in response to the ongoing economic struggles and social unrest during the Great Depression, particularly after the initial relief efforts of the First New Deal had not fully resolved unemployment and poverty. The Second New Deal aimed to provide more substantial reforms, including stronger labor rights, social security, and direct assistance programs, to promote economic recovery and address the needs of the American public. It sought to empower workers and create a more equitable society, reflecting FDR's commitment to addressing the persistent hardships faced by many citizens.