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| What was the term that FDR gave to the people that he would aid |
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| Relief, Recovery(long term and short term), Reform |
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| On March 6-10 1933, President Roosevelt declared a national ... to relieve the banks |
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| The .../Emergency Congress (March 9-June 16, 1933) passed a series laws in order to cope with the national emergency (The Great Depression). |
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| THE ... basically paid farmers to not farm |
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| Congress then passed the Glass-Steagall Banking Reform Act, creating the .... A reform program, the ...insured individual bank deposits up to $5,000, ending the epidemic of bank failures. |
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| Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) |
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| Roosevelt promoted ... (has to do with currency) to stimulate the economy |
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| The CCC, FERA, CWA, PWA, and NYA were |
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| provided unemployed, esp youth, with public jobs |
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| Senator ... publicized his "Share Our Wealth" program in which every family in the United States would receive $5,000. |
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| The... helped laborers by forcing industries to do some things... |
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National Recovery Administration (NRA)
-set maximum hours and minimum wage
-characterized by blue eagle
-overruled in SC decision |
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| The ... encouraged Native American tribes to establish self-government and to preserve their native crafts and traditions. 77 tribes refused to organize under the law, while hundreds did organize. |
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| Indian Reorganization Act of 1934 |
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| The...in 1934, created jobs, provided electricity, etc. |
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| TVA; Tennessee Valley Authority |
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| The ... of 1935 provided insurance during retirement for workers |
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| Labor union boss...formed the...in 1935 that led a series of successful strikes |
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| John Lewis; Committee for Industrial Organization (CIO) |
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| New deal reforms included |
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money and banking
providing jobs
helping labor
stopping overproduction in farming
public building and infrastructure |
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| FDR's plan to appoint new justices led to |
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| a more conservative congress and a little more liberal SC |
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| The newly-accepted "..." economic program was to stimulate the economy by planned deficit spending. |
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| List some pros of the new deal |
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-employment
-utilized labor that improved public infrastructure and among all things, contributed to a greater standard of living
-immediate relief for both industry and labor. "bank holidays" |
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| Frantic withdrawals of money after the market crashed were known as |
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| Due to widespread poverty, many built houses out of scrap, waste material out on public landss. These 'villages' were known as |
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| List some cons of the new deal |
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-extend gov't power
-gov't sometimes competed with private businesses
-programs favored whites over minorities BUT it proved to be a major step in minority welfare |
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| STUDY NEW DEAL PROGRAM HANDOUT |
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| STUDY NEW DEAL PROGRAM HANDOUT |
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| regulated stock market and restricted margin buying |
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| fdr's radio speeches were called? |
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| On Inauguration Day, FDR asserted |
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| “The only thing we have to fear is fear itself.” |
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guaranteed the right of unions to
organize and to collectively bargain with management. |
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| wagner act(AKA, National Labor Relations Act) in 1935 |
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| under the NLRB, this man organized the CIO within the ranks of the american federation of labor |
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| The CIO staged a victory against...(2) cars and steel... |
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| General Motors and United States Steel Company |
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| was passed, setting up minimum wage and maximum hours standards and forbidding children under the age of sixteen from working. |
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In 1938, the Fair Labor Standards Act (AKA the “Wages and
Hours Bill”) |
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