November 25, 2013November 25, 2013

1. Finish and TURN IN First New Deal Chart from Friday

2. 22.3 Guided Reading Q’s and Vocabulary

3. No Current Event this week!!!

Unit IVUnit IVThe 1930’s: The The 1930’s: The Great Depression Great Depression &The New Deal&The New Deal

23.1 Franklin D. 23.1 Franklin D. Roosevelt Takes OfficeRoosevelt Takes Office

Roosevelt’s Rise to Roosevelt’s Rise to PowerPower

1932-Democrat NY Gov. 1932-Democrat NY Gov. Franklin Delano Franklin Delano RooseveltRoosevelt in the 1932 election. in the 1932 election.

Policies for ending the Depression known as the Policies for ending the Depression known as the New DealNew Deal..

He was very confident he could make things better; He was very confident he could make things better; sharp contrast to Hoover failure to do anything sharp contrast to Hoover failure to do anything effective.effective.

FDR defeated Hoover by roughly 7 million votes, FDR defeated Hoover by roughly 7 million votes, with the electoral total being 472-59.with the electoral total being 472-59.

1932 Electoral College 1932 Electoral College MapMap

Tuesday, November 27, Tuesday, November 27, 20122012

1.1. Continue Notes: 23.1: FDR takes Continue Notes: 23.1: FDR takes office.office.

2.2. Chart: The First New Deal (Due Chart: The First New Deal (Due Tomorrow) Tomorrow)

Roosevelt's Rise to Roosevelt's Rise to PowerPower Distant cousin to Distant cousin to

Teddy RooseveltTeddy Roosevelt Wealthy family; Wealthy family;

educated @ Harvard educated @ Harvard and Columbia Law and Columbia Law School.School.

Met Eleanor at Met Eleanor at Harvard and later Harvard and later married.married.

Competitive, Competitive, charming, powerful charming, powerful public speaker, public speaker, persuasive, confident.persuasive, confident.

Roosevelt’s Rise to Roosevelt’s Rise to PowerPower 1910- NY state Senator 1910- NY state Senator

(Progressive)(Progressive) Sec. of Navy under W. Sec. of Navy under W.

Wilson through WWIWilson through WWI 1920- V.P. candidate in 1920- V.P. candidate in

Presidential election Presidential election (for James Cox who was (for James Cox who was defeated by Harding)defeated by Harding)

Soon after came down Soon after came down with with poliopolio, a paralyzing , a paralyzing disease.disease.

Roosevelt’s Rise to Roosevelt’s Rise to PowerPower

1928: Progressive Governor of NY.1928: Progressive Governor of NY. Provided government aid ($25 million) to New Yorkers during Provided government aid ($25 million) to New Yorkers during

early years of Great Depression.early years of Great Depression. Used government's money and authority to help the needy Used government's money and authority to help the needy

and became very popular in New York.and became very popular in New York. Many approved of him using government authority to help Many approved of him using government authority to help

the needy.the needy. Many also believed his struggle with polio gave him a better Many also believed his struggle with polio gave him a better

understanding of hardships people faced.understanding of hardships people faced. He wins Presidency in November, 1932.He wins Presidency in November, 1932. But not inaugurated until March, 1933.But not inaugurated until March, 1933. Unemployment continued to rise all winter and bank runs Unemployment continued to rise all winter and bank runs

continued.continued. By March, 1933: over 4,000 banks have collapsed over 9 By March, 1933: over 4,000 banks have collapsed over 9

million savings accounts.)million savings accounts.)

The New DealThe New Deal The 3 R’sThe 3 R’s: :

1.1. ReliefRelief: immediate action : immediate action taken to halt economic taken to halt economic depression.depression.

2.2. RecoveryRecovery: Temporary : Temporary programs to restart the flow programs to restart the flow of consumer demand.of consumer demand.

3.3. ReformReform: Permanent : Permanent programs to avoid another programs to avoid another depression and insure depression and insure citizens against economic citizens against economic disasters.disasters.

The First 100 Days: March-The First 100 Days: March-June, 1933June, 1933

Congress passes several Congress passes several major laws to combat the major laws to combat the Depression.Depression.

This is the This is the First New Deal.First New Deal.