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Title: The New Deal Chapter 16, section 1


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The New DealChapter 16, section 1
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1932 Election - Turning Point
  • The choice of FDR over Hoover was an American
    choice for the federal government to provide
    relief for its citizens.
  • THIS IDEA ABOUT OUR GOVERNMENT HAS NOT CHANGED
    SINCE THIS ELECTION.

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  • Brain Trust Group of Columbia Professors who
    advised FDR on policy.

4
The 1st Hundred Days
  • Aka THE NEW DEAL
  • Pushed massive legislation through congress
  • 1933
  • Purpose of the New Deal
  • Provide relief
  • Create jobs
  • Stimulate economy

5
March 5th, 1933 - Bank Holiday
  • FDR orders all banks to close four 4 days to
    inspect their own financial health.
  • Congress passes the Emergency Banking Act which
    authorizes Federal Govt to inspect all bank
    records to ensure banks are making good
    investments.
  • 67 of banks reopen by March 15th.
  • Govt proclaims them safe secure for Americans
    (even if not all of them were!!!!!)
  • People begin bringing their money back to banks.
  • Banks can begin loaning out money again.

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New Deal Major Players
  • Women and Minorities FDR was the 1st president
    to appoint women and African Americans to major
    government posts

Mary McLeod Bethune Advisor to FDR on African
Americans education
Francis Perkins Secretary of Labor
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Political
  • Changed peoples view of the role of government.

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  • Eleanor Roosevelt Traveled the country doing PR
    for the Presidents programs.
  • (2nd Bonus Army)

9
New Deal Criticisms
  • Programs had no immediate effect on the nations
    economy
  • Progressives didnt do enough for the little man
  • Conservatives Made the govt. too powerful.

10
FDIC Federal Deposit Insurance
CorporationCreated by the Glass-Stegall Act of
1933.Federal Government guarantees bank
deposits.Gave Americans increased confidence in
the U. S. banking system.
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Securities Exchange CommissionRegulates the
Stock Market
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2nd New Deal 1935-38
  • Goals
  • More social welfare
  • Stricter controls over business
  • Stronger support for unions
  • Higher taxes for the rich
  • FDR was forced to cut back on 2nd New Deal
    Programs because of a rising national debt
    because of deficit spending.

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WPA
  • Playgrounds
  • schools
  • airfields
  • artists
  • writers

14
Rural Electrification
  • FDR sought to bring basic amenities to places
    that private industry would not. Eventually 98
    of American farms got electricity thanks to FDR.

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Labor Unions become more powerful
  • Wagner Act Legalized collective bargaining
  • Closed Shop made it legal for a place of
    business to hire only union workers

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Social Security
  • Old age pension
  • Unemployment insurance
  • Aid for dependants and disabilities

17
Election of 1936
  • Landslide victory for FDR. He carried every
    state except Maine. Showed Americans still
    thought FDR had the answers even though their
    lives had not improved much.

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Federal Emergency Relief AgencyWork Projects
and unemployment aid
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Civilian Conservation Corps
  • Work relief
  • Soil conservation and other environmental projects

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NIRA
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Agricultural Adjustment Administration
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TVA
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New Deal is Unconstitutional!
  • NIRA (National Industrial Recovery Act)
    reorganizes industry by setting prices,
    production levels, wages, workers rights
  • AAA (Agricultural Adjustment Act) reorganizes
    agriculture by telling farmers how to farm, what
    to farm, how much to farm, and what will be paid
    for crops
  • Supreme court strikes down both the NIRA and the
    AAA as unconstitutional.
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