Title: Chapter 11 Roaring 20
1Chapter 11 Roaring 20s and The Great Depression
- 5 Part 2 impact of The New Deal
2- Essential Question
- How successful was Franklin Roosevelts New Deal?
- Warm-Up Question
- What was the goal of the New Deal? How successful
was it? - What were the limitations?
- How did the New Deal change America? (Long-term
impacts?)
3The Impact of FDRs New Deal
- Franklin Roosevelts New Deal programs had a
significant impact on American history
Political ImpactFDR rejected conservative
policies began a new era of unprecedented
govt activism to solve Americas problems
4The Impact of FDRs New Deal
- Political Impact
- FDR gave citizens hope by using active govt
programs, fireside chats, decisive leadership - The New Deal was the 1st attempt by the govt to
take responsibility for the economy welfare of
the American people - FDR introduced deficit spending welfare
programs for the 1st time
5The New Deal and American Life
- Political Impact
- FDRs leadership unified a new voting
coalition for the Democratic Party made up of
unions, African Americans, immigrants, poor
voters
6The Impact of FDRs New Deal
- Franklin Roosevelts New Deal programs had a
significant impact on American history
Economic ImpactThe New Deal helped relieve
unemployment provided long-term economic
reforms, but it failed to end the Great Depression
7The Impact of FDRs New Deal
- Economic Impact
- The New Deal relieved farmers (AAA), unions
(Wagner Act), the unemployed (CCC, WPA) - The stock market (SEC) banks (FDIC) were
stabilized - But, the economy was not stimulated, unemployment
remained high, wealth was still unevenly
divided
8The Economic Impact of the New Deal
12 million people were unemployed when FDR took
office in 1933
10 million were still unemployed in 1939
Unemployment
9The Impact of FDRs New Deal
- Franklin Roosevelts New Deal programs had a
significant impact on American history
Social ImpactThe New Deal helped some, but
women African Americans did not receive equal
treatment
10The Impact of FDRs New Deal
- Social Impact
- The New Deal offered help to groups of Americans
in need like the elderly, single mothers,
disabled citizens - First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt campaigned to help
minority groups spoke out against racism in
America
11Visits made by Eleanor Roosevelt
12The Impact of FDRs New Deal
- Social Impact
- But New Deal programs allowed for unequal pay
scales for women African Americans - Black workers were often the last hired first
fired the unemployment rate for African
Americans remained near 50 - But, women African Americans supported FDR
While relief WPA are not ideal, they are
better than the Hoover bread lines theyll have
to do until the real thing comes along
13Group Activity
- What other impacts did the New Deal have on
America? - In groups examine each of the 8 placards
complete your charts - When finished, rank order the 8 impacts from most
significant (1)to least significant (8) - Be prepared to discuss as a class
- Closure Q FDR changed the role of the national
govt. What is the appropriate role of the
national govt?
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