What was Wallace's role in the New Deal?
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Agriculture Secretary
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As the Secretary of Agriculture during the New Deal, Henry A. Wallace played a pivotal role in implementing policies to support farmers and agricultural communities. He introduced programs such as the Agricultural Adjustment Act, which aimed to stabilize farm prices, and the Rural Electrification Administration, which brought electricity to rural areas, transforming the lives of millions.
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