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The New Deal

FDR’s Inaugural Address

The 100 Days *Bank Holiday *Emergency Banking Act passed in 4 hours

Fireside Chat

Alphabet Soup Agencies CCC WPA AAA TVA FDIC NRA SEC

3 Goals of New Deal Legislation *Relief for needy *Economic Recovery *Financial Reform

Agriculture Adjustment Act Tennessee Valley Authority National Recovery Act Federal Deposit Insurance Corp Security & Exchange Commission

Federal Emergency Relief Ad. Civil Works Ad. Civilian Conservation Corps

Men building picnic tables for CCC

Critics of the New Deal

Dr Francis Townsend Proposes old age pension $150 per month for 60 or older Paid for by national sales tax

Father Charles Coughlin The Radio Priest

Shrine of the Little Flower

Huey Long The Kingfish

Wagner Act 1935 *workers have right to organize *employer must bargain with Union *National Labor Relations Board

Public Works Administration Social Security Works Progress Administration

WPA builds a road

Orson Welles’ Macbeth

The Cradle Will Rock

Alf Landon

Literary Digest magazine conducted a poll Based on auto registrations called Americans to ask who they want for president

FDRLandon States Votes

Court Packing Plan

Court had struck down AAA and NRA and looking at Social Security FDR proposes increasing court by six First legislative loss – signals the end of easy passage of legislation

Court with upholds Social Security Over the next 4 years 7 justices retire or pass away

The Sit-down Strike Flint, Michigan December 1936-February 1937

Battle of the Running Bulls January 11, 1937

John L. Lewis

Frank Murphy Governor of Michigan

Walter & Victor Reuther

John Maynard Keynes

Harold Ickes Sec. Of Interior

Eleanor Roosevelt

Marian Anderson & Abraham Lincoln

1937 Walt Disney makes a ‘mistake’

1939 The Greatest Year in American Cinema

Victor Fleming

By % of American homes had a radio

Edgar Bergen & Charlie McCarthy

Mercury Theater October 30, 1938

Diego Rivera Frida Kahlo

Pan American Unity City College of San Francisco

Woody Guthrie

Legacy of the New Deal *Gov role in economy *Elevates new groups *Sets up ‘welfare state’ *Roosevelt coalition *Increases expectations *Increased regulation

Criticism of New Deal *Deficit spending *Big Gov. *Gov control of business