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The New Deal for Americans, 1931-1939

The New Deal Reconstructing Capitalism The Second New Deal Society, Law, and Culture in the 1930s The Twilight of Reform

Names and Terms Depression New Deal Charles Coughlin Huey Long Frances Townshend Franklin Roosevelt Social Security Hundred Days Tennessee Valley Authority Second New Deal

The New Deal Spiral of Decline, 1931-1933 From Prosperity to Global Depression Suffering in the Land The Failure of the Old Deal The Coming of the New Deal

Reconstructing Capitalism The Hundred Days Emergency Banking Act The Securities Act National Recovery Administration Tennessee Valley Authority Voices of Protest Frances Townshend and Townshend plan Huey Long and Share Our Wealth Clubs Father Coughlin and conspiracy theories

The Second New Deal Social Security Labor Activism The 1936 Election

Society, Law, and Culture in the 1930s Popular entertainment Women and the New Deal Minorities and the New Deal New Deal and the Environment

The Twilight of Reform The New Deal and Judicial Challenge 1938 Recession FDR’s political setbacks Court Packing Plan Conservative Democratic Opposition