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Analyzing the New Deal

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Life during the New Deal 22-3 The Main Idea The Great Depression and the New Deal had a deep impact on American culture during the 1930s. Reading Focus How did the public roles of women and African Americans change during the New Deal? How did artists and writers of the era tell the story of the Great Depression? What forms of popular entertainment were popular during the Great Depression?

The Impact of the New Deal The New Deal changed the link between the American people and their government. Roosevelt believed that government could help businesses and individuals achieve a greater level of economic security. The New Deal required a much bigger government. Americans now began to look regularly to government for help.

Limits of the New Deal Relief programs gave aid to millions of people, but they were not meant to be a permanent solution to joblessness. Also, they did not provide jobs to everyone who needed one. The level of government assistance varied by state. For example, a family needing assistance in Massachusetts might receive $60 per month, while a family in Arkansas might get $8. New Deal programs permitted discrimination against African Americans, Hispanic Americans, women, and others.

The End of the New Deal Weakening Support 1938 Elections After the Setbacks such as the court-packing fight and the 1937 economic downturn gave power to anti-New Deal senators. Opposition in Congress made passing New Deal legislation more difficult. Only one piece passed in 1938: the Fair Labor Standards Act (which set up a minimum wage). Weakening Support The Republicans made gains in 1938. Roosevelt lacked the congressional support he needed to pass New Deal laws. 1938 Elections The New Deal ended in 1938. Americans turned their attention to the start of WWII. After the New Deal

The New Deal Today

New Deal Positives Short term Short Term, the New Deal did some very positive things like: - Reduce unemployment. - Allowed people to keep their homes - Created optimism. - Got the economy back on its feet.

Increased the power of the President - Healthcare - Business Sectors New Deal Effects Today Increased the power of the President - Healthcare - Business Sectors - The Stock Market - Retirement System

Negatives of New Deal Today - Soc Security is going broke - Inflamed government. - The Grandfather to: - NSA - Obamacare - No Child Left Behind - The Patriot Act