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FDR & the New Deal

Election of 1932 VS.

FDR wins and brings a “New Deal” to end Depression

Restoring Hope FDR had to restore trust in gov’t Advisors, Eleanor Roosevelt “Fireside chats”, to help comfort the nation and support bank use

“First 100 Days” Passes 15 major acts through Congress New Deal = these acts + his new agencies

“Alphabet Soup” Agencies were backed by the gov’t Gave jobs, relief, and economic recovery

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

Alphabet Soup Agencies Problems & Agencies Alphabet Soup Agencies

Second New Deal In response to critics New set of programs More jobs (millions) Public projects (help ordinary American)

Second New Deal WPA (Works Progress Admin.) REA (Rural Electrification Admin.) SSA (Social Security Act)-still around today NLRB (National Labor Relations Board)

Social Security Set up SS system: Old age & disability payments Unemployment insurance

FDR’s Second Term (1936) Still popular and has made progress Made no “real” mistakes as President so far

Critics Women & African Americans Republicans & Business Less jobs and still discriminated Republicans & Business TOO MUCH DONE; taxing the rich and took away free-market Progressives & Socialists NOT ENOUGH DONE; wanted new economic system and more done for poor

“Bumps in the Road” Attempted to “pack” the Supreme Court Unpopular  Trying to interfere with this branch of gov’t

Roosevelt Recession

Legacy Example of gov’t involvement with economy Created a “safety net” for avg. citizens Gov’t would “soften the blow”

Turn-and-Talk Decide if you think the New Deal should be considered successful or not. EXPLAIN.