Chapter 15 The New Deal Jeopardy Amanda J McDaniels.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Great Depression & NEW DEAL

Advertisements

The New Deal. Restoring the Nation’s Hope “The only thing to fear is fear itself” “The only thing to fear is fear itself” The First Hundred Days The First.

U.S. History Chapter 15 Election of 1932 Franklin Delano Roosevelt (D) would run for the Presidency against Hoover (R) in Besides the fact that Hoover.

Welcome! The Topic For Today Is…. The New Deal The 1 st New Deal The 2 nd New Deal New Deal Affects Impact of the New Deal Potpourri

America Gets a New Deal, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, The Election of 1932.

Promised to give each American family 5,000, taxing the rich Dust Bowl Radio programs FDR used to explain his plan to Americans Hoovervilles Civilian Conservation.

Essential Question How does the role of government change with the New Deal? Is it a good or bad thing? Is the change a result of our transition from.

The New Deal Franklin D. Roosevelt & The First New Deal.

New Deal Programs. Farms System Agricultural Adjustment Administration- (AAA) 1933; sought to raise prices of crops and materials through “artificial.

The New Deal President Roosevelt Had the greatest impact on American life & politics than any other U.S. President. Elected to an unprecedented.

The New Deal Chapter 15. Chapter Overview FDR launches a program aiming to end the Great Depression. The Depression and Roosevelt’s New Deal have profound.

The Second New Deal Again farmers were the focus Supreme Court struck down the AAA as unconstitutional Congress passed other measures to reform farming.

FDR was extremely popular among working-class Americans Reforms that begun under the New Deal continue to influence American politics and society.

New Deal Objective 9.05 Chapters 22.1 and Essential Questions? How did the role of the US government change during the 20s and 30s? Why did citizens.

The New Deal Chapter 16, section 1

Chapter 15.  Democrats win Presidency, Senate, and House  Franklin Delano Roosevelt Reform minded Friendly Confident Forms Brain Trust  refers to the.

Chapter 13 Vocab The New Deal. Roosevelt’s policies for ending the Great Depression. Focused around Relief, Recovery, and Reform.

Standard Addressed: 11.6 Students analyze the different explanations for the Great Depression and how the New Deal fundamentally changed the role of the.

Chapter 15: Sections 3-5.  Frances Perkins (Sec of Labor)  Social Security  Women faced discrimination  NRA set lower wages for women  Fewer women.

FDR and the “New Deal”. FDR THE MAN 32 nd President of the United States A new hope Offered the people of America a “New Deal” Set up a “brain trust”

The Great Depression The New Deal. Federal Emergency Relief Administration 1933 Sent millions of dollars to states to use in direct relief payments and.

The New Deal and its Legacy

Relief, Recovery, Reform.  Franklin D. Roosevelt (D) vs. Herbert Hoover ®  FDR wins  promised a New Deal  aided by experts – “Brain Trust”  20 th.

By Sharon Gorman and Anna Karpiej-Szczepanski.  President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s New Deal programs stimulate the economy and the arts.  The New Deal.

23:2 Second New Deal Takes Hold. Second New Deal Second Hundred Days First New Deal-not enough improvement – Unemployment still high – Production still.

The Great Depression & the New Deal Part II. The Hundred Days FDR’s New Deal had three goals: FDR’s New Deal had three goals: Provide relief for the needy.

Chapter 15 Vocab The New Deal. Roosevelt’s policies for ending the Great Depression.

The Three R’s Relief, Recovery and Reform

NEW DEAL. New Deal Notes- Affects Many Groups New Opportunities Women – Gained important government positions Frances Perkins- first female cabinet member.

The New Deal.  New Deal = Relief, Recovery, and Reform programs  1 st Hundred Days – FDR pushed programs through to provide relief, create jobs, & stimulate.

10/20 Bellringer 5+ sentences FDR would later recall how his 1921 bout with polio and its crippling effects taught him to be a fighter: “Once I spent two.

Chapter 13 FDR & The New Deal. The New Deal FDR’s program of relief, recovery, and reform aimed at stopping the problems caused by the Depression.

Chapter 22 The New Deal. FDR  1933: Franklin D. Roosevelt takes office  Pledged the “New Deal”  Bipartisan: took in Republicans and women Republicans.

Roosevelt’s New Deal Mr. Blais America in the World.

The Impact of the New Deal Ch Expanded the Size of the Federal Government Government takes an active role in the economy; – Infusing the economy.

Chapter 33 The New Deal and Its Legacy

Chapter 18.  Married to Eleanor Roosevelt (niece of Theodore Roosevelt)  New York State Senator  Stricken with polio at 39  Governor of New York 

FDR AND THE NEW DEAL New Deal Election of 1932 New President New Ideas.

Warm Up Define in your own words the following terms: Identify an options Gather information Predicting Consequences Implementing Decisions.

When FDR became president be promised decisive gov’t action to fight the depression FDR believed the gov’t should use deficit spending (spending that.

Objective 9.05 Assess the impact of the New Deal reforms in enlarging the role of the federal government in American life.

FDR OFFERS A NEW DEAL FDR’s plan to fix this mess was called The New Deal (like his cousin’s Square Deal, just different) Relief/ Recovery and Reform.

Ch. 33 Great Depression and The New Deal. Election of 1932; FDR v. Hoover; General Rhetoric?; Father Charles Coughlin; Huey Long (Share Our Wealth.

Some Federal Agencies created during the Depression.

FDR & the New Deal. I. FDR Elected in th amendment Served 3 terms as president Passes away during his 4th term (1945) Suffered from polio and.

Culture in the 1930s. Entertainment  People wanted an escape from the Great Depression  Attend movies and listen to the radio  Present images of wealth,

New Deal MeasureWho benefited?Description: What did it do? What was its purpose? Was it criticized? If so, by whom? Was it relief, reform or recovery?

A New Deal Fights the Depression Section 23-1 pp

 Most Americans disillusioned by President Hoover’s reluctance to do much about Depression.  Franklin Delano Roosevelt (FDR) elected with promise to.

Franklin D. Roosevelt. Add to your President Chart Franklin D. Roosevelt Franklin D. Roosevelt #32 # – – 1945 The New Deal, WWII The.

Chapter 15 A New Deal Fights the Depression. Americans Get a New Deal Electing Franklin Delano Roosevelt --Franklin Delano Roosevelt Waiting For Roosevelt.

 Democrat Roosevelt beats incumbent Republican Hoover in a landslide  Roosevelt rallied nation in his inaugural address  “ The only thing we have to.

March 29, 2017 U.S. History Agenda: DO NOW: Term Matching

A New Deal Fights the Depression

F.D.R. and the New Deal.

Do Now What should the government have done to help America and Americans during the Great Depression?

New Deal Programs FDIC (REFORM)

The New Deal USH-6.4.

March 20, 2018 U.S. History Agenda: DO NOW: Term Matching

Roosevelt and the New Deal

Directions: Cut out the different New Deal Programs and sort them into three categories on your desk. One for relief, one for recover, and one for reform.

December 11, 2018 Modern Issues in the U.S. Agenda:

Reviewing New Deal of FDR [Chapter 23]

December 11, 2018 Modern Issues in the U.S. Agenda:

The First New Deal First 100 days – over 10 pieces of legislation passed.

Chapter 23 Test Review.

Chapter 15 Section 5 Impact of the New Deal.

The New Deal, Chapter 23 – Sect. #1

Reviewing New Deal of FDR [Chapter 23]

Presentation transcript:

Chapter 15 The New Deal Jeopardy Amanda J McDaniels

Please choose a category The First New Deal The Second New Deal Important People CultureImpact of the New Deal Credits

Protected bank deposits up $5000 (Today accounts are protected up to $250,000)

What is the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (or FDIC)?

Aided farmers and regulated crop production

What is the Agricultural Adjustment Act (AAA)?

Provided jobs for single males on conservation projects.

What is the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC)?

Created jobs on government projects.

What is the Public Works Administration (PWA)?

Insured loans for building and repairing homes.

What is the Federal Housing Administration (FHA)?

Provided a pension for retired workers and their spouses and aided people with disabilities.

What is the Social Security Administration?

Quickly created as many jobs as possible-from construction jobs to positions in symphony orchestras.

What is the Works Progress Administration (WPA)?

Established a minimum hourly wage and a maximum number of hours in the workweek for the entire country.

What is the Fair Labor Standards Act?

Supervised the stock market and eliminated dishonest practices.

What is the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)?

Defined unfair labor practices and established the National Labor Relations Board to settle disputes between employers and employees.

What is the Wagner Act?

A social reformer who combined her deep humanitarian impulses with great political skills.

Who is Eleanor Roosevelt?

One of the most famous documentary photographers of the 1930’s and took this picture.

Who is Dorothea Lange?

America’s first female cabinet member.

Who is Frances Perkins?

African-American educator who dedicated herself to promoting opportunities for young African Americans.

Who is Mary McLeod Bethune?

Appointed commissioner of Indian affairs and created the Indian Reorganization Act of 1934 to help restore Indian ownership and culture..

Who is John Collier?

Movies, art, literature, and radio offered this to the people living through the Great Depression.

What is an escape?

Clark Gable and Vivien Leigh starred in this movie, which was a sweeping drama about life among Southern plantations owners during the Civil War.

What is Gone with the Wind?

This branch of the WPA paid artists a living wage to produce public art and increase public appreciation of art and promote positive images of American society.

What is the Federal Art Project?

One of the most renowned radio programs in history that panicked many Americans, especially in NYC when the electricity went out directly following the broadcast.

What is Orson Welles’ “War of the Worlds” broadcast?

John Steinbeck received assistance from the Federal Writers’ Project to publish this epic novel.

What is The Grapes of Wrath?

One of the most important legacies of the New Deal and has assumed responsibility for the social welfare of it’s citizens.

What is the Social Security System?

This was established as part of environmental conservatism to prevent disastrous floods in the Tennessee Valley and to harness water power to generate electricity.

What is the Tennessee Valley Authority?

A massive amount of spending for these items is what really ended the Depression.

Who are guns, tanks, ships, ships, airplanes, and equipment to fight in WWII?

Liberal critics felt the Roosevelt didn’t do enough to eliminate _____________________.

What is social and economic inequality?

Conservatives of the New Deal believed that Roosevelt’s policies made the government ___________________.

What is too large and too powerful?