under the second new deal, how did fdr assist farmers, youth, professionals, and other workers ?...

Under the second new deal, how did FDR assist farmers, youth,

professionals, and other workers?

Andrew Jacobson

Bryce Richards

Jeremiah Hollis

Youth

• 1935 – National Youth Administration (NYA)

• Ages 8-22 were helped

• Provided job training for part-time jobs

• Gave two million young adults jobs

• Very successful

The effects of the second new deal and workers

• created a pension fund for retired people • unemployment compensation program • farm workers, domestics, and the self-

employed were not covered • Established National Labor Relations Act

Popularly known as the Wagner Act

FarmersWays the second new deal effected farmers:

• Soil Conservation and Domestic Allotment Act

– Replaced the AAA

– Government paid farmers not to grow some crops

• Resettlement Administration

– Loaned money to small farmers to buy land

– Replaced by the Farm Security Administration

• Agricultural Adjustment Act

– Raised crop prices by lowering production

– Land left fallow

– Began recovery for farmers during the first new deal

Key Terms

• National Youth Administration (NYA): Gave two million young adults jobs

• Soil Conservation and Domestic Allotment Act: Government paid farmers not to grow some crops

• National Labor Relations Act: Popularly known as the Wagner Act

FDR Exponential Growth

Second New Deal Pictures and Cartoons

Question 1

• All of the following legislation came as a part of the second new deal EXCEPT

• A. Wanger Act.• B. Rural Electrification Administration • C. Social security Act.

Answer

• Rural Electrification Administration

Question 2

• Social Security is financed by• A. A tax on food processors• B. Export tariffs• C. Income taxes• D. Direct levies on business

Answer

• Income taxes