fdr & the new deal
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FDR & the New Deal. Election of 1932. VS. FDR wins and brings a “New” Idea to End the Depression. Roosevelt Enters Office: “First 100 Days”. FDR passes 15 major acts through Congress These acts + his newly formed agencies “the New Deal”. “Alphabet Soup”. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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Prompt #1
•From the movie, name 4 problems people were facing during the Great Depression.
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FDR & the New Deal
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VS.
Election of 1932
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FDR wins and brings a “New Deal” to end Depression
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Restoring Hope
FDR had to restore trust in gov’t
Advisors: Progressives, big business fighters, and “New Freedom” supporters
Eleanor Roosevelt“Fireside chats”, to
help comfort the nation and support bank use
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“First 100 Days”
•Passes 15 major acts through Congress
•New Deal = these acts + his new agencies
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“Alphabet Soup”•Agencies were backed by the gov’t
•Gave jobs, relief, and economic recovery
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Alphabet Soup Agencies• FDIC (Federal Deposit Insurance
Corporation)-pg. 537-still around today• SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission)-
pg. 538-still around today• FERA (Federal Emergency Relief Agency)-
pg.538• CWA (Civil Works Administration)-pg. 538• CCC (Civilian Conservation Corps)-pg. 539• AAA (Agricultural Adjustment Act)-pg. 540• TVA (Tenn. Valley Authority)-pg. 540
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Alphabet Soup ActivityDraw a symbol to represent what each agency does.
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Prompt #2
•Are there flaws with these programs for some of the American people? Explain and be specific if possible.
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New Deal Loses Steam
• 1934—American Liberty League formed to oppose New Deal• Party splits: • Rep FDR has spent too
much• Dem FDR hasn’t gone
far enough
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Second New Deal
New set of programs the Second New DealMillions more jobsConstruct public
projects
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Second New Deal•WPA (Works Progress
Admin.)•REA (Rural
Electrification Admin.)• SSA (Social Security
Act)-still around today •NLRB (National Labor
Relations Board)
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Social Security
•Set up SS system:•Old age payments•Unemployment
insurance•Disability
payment
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FDR’s Second Term (1936)
• Still popular with the people and has made progress with the Depression•Made no “real”
mistakes as President so far
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Critics of the New Deal, pg. 545• Jot down notes for YOUR SECTION• Add 1-2 key notes to your section
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New Deal Effects
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“Bumps in the Road”
• Unpopular Attempt to interfere with the S.C.• Roosevelt Recession• Seemed to recover,
then unemployment surge (2 million out of work)
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Legacy
• Active stance on ending the Depression• Created example of
gov’t involvement with economy• Created a “safety
net” for avg. citizens• Gov’t would “soften
the blow”
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Writing Response
• Half sheet you will turn in• Topic: (at least a paragraph)• There are many situations in schools today
that could use some changing. Think of an example here at SLHS where you feel a change should be made. Think of a group/institution that you could put together to solve the problem and make SLHS a better place.