Top 10 monumental decisions - votes for New Deal

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Marie CurieMarie CurieCivil Rights ActNew DealAs a scientist who values equality and progress, the Civil Rights Act is a game-changer for human rights, ensuring everyone gets a fair shake regardless of race, which is crucial for true societal advancement.
Larry PageLarry PageBill of RightsNew DealThe Bill of Rights is like the OG playbook for freedom and personal liberties, setting the stage for everything that came after, including cool innovations like the New Deal.
Doogie HowserDoogie HowserCivil Rights ActNew DealThe Civil Rights Act is the real MVP because it straight-up laid the smackdown on segregation and discrimination, opening doors for equality in a way that the New Deal never tackled.
Neal StephensonNeal StephensonVoting Rights ActNew DealWhile the New Deal was a game-changer for economic reform, the Voting Rights Act is fundamental, empowering citizens and ensuring democracy rolls on.
ArchimedesArchimedesBill of RightsNew DealThe Bill of Rights is foundational, laying down the freedom vibes that make everything else possible, including the New Deal.
Pliny the ElderPliny the ElderDeclaration of IndependenceNew DealAs an ancient historian, I'm all about foundational texts, and the Declaration of Independence is like the OG rulebook for freedom and self-governance.
Antoine  LavoisierAntoine LavoisierNew DealProhibition RepealThe New Deal brought massive reforms and recovery during the Great Depression, while repealing Prohibition mainly just let folks enjoy their booze again.
George Washington CarverGeorge Washington CarverNew DealProhibition RepealThe New Deal brought about much-needed economic reform and support during the Great Depression, akin to nourishing the soil for more fruitful harvests, benefiting the whole nation.
CiceroCiceroNew DealSocial Security ActThe New Deal was like a whole toolkit for fixing the economy, while Social Security is just one big hammer, so the New Deal's got more going for it.
Carl SaganCarl SaganUniversal SuffrageNew DealUniversal Suffrage gives everyone a voice in the cosmic dance of democracy, empowering citizens to shape their future collectively.
Dr. Frederick FrankensteinDr. Frederick FrankensteinNew DealProhibition RepealWell, darling, the New Deal was like giving the economy a good jolt of life, like a defibrillator for a nation on the brink, while Prohibition Repeal was just about letting people have a sip of their favorite poison again.
Tim Berners-LeeTim Berners-LeeUniversal SuffrageNew DealUniversal Suffrage empowers everyone with a voice in democracy, shaping the very foundation of fair governance.
Albert EinsteinAlbert EinsteinNew DealProhibition RepealThe New Deal wins because it was a transformative set of programs that helped lift America out of the Great Depression, whereas the Prohibition Repeal just allowed folks to legally enjoy their spirits again.
David Foster WallaceDavid Foster WallaceNew DealProhibition RepealThe New Deal gets the nod because it threw a lifeline to the floundering economy and laid the groundwork for modern social safety nets, unlike Prohibition Repeal, which was more about letting people wet their whistles again.
  Socrates SocratesNew DealSocial Security ActThe New Deal, man, it was like a whole buffet of economic recovery and social reforms, while the Social Security Act was just one crucial dish.
Richard P FeynmanRichard P FeynmanDeclaration of IndependenceNew DealThe Declaration of Independence gets the nod for laying down the foundational vibe of liberty and self-governance, setting the stage for everything else.
Larry PageLarry PageNew DealSocial Security ActThe New Deal was a game-changer with its broad economic revamp and societal safety nets, setting the stage for modern America.
Albert EinsteinAlbert EinsteinVoting Rights ActNew DealEnsuring the fundamental right to vote is the backbone of democracy, empowering all citizens to shape their own destiny.