First Hundred Days.

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First Hundred Days

The Challenge Roosevelt must rally the people and instill faith in institutions His first one hundred days in office produce a landslide of legislation and agencies https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XrWHVZPxceQ&t=66s

Situation “Run on banks” High unemployment People continuing to pull all of their money out of banks, thousands collapsing High unemployment No jobs = no spending = economic standstill Homes and farms being foreclosed You have no money, no job, no home No confidence in gov., banks, institutions, etc.

GDP is consumption, investment, exports, imports Overall economic health

Response Roosevelt institutes a bank holiday, closing the banks to stop the withdraw of money temporarily Emergency Banking Relief Act Federal Gov. would issue licenses to only those financially sound banks; help restore confidence

Fireside Chats Roosevelt would come over the radio and millions would listen Wanted to assure people their money was safe and their gov. could be trusted When banks reopened many start depositing again Restored the spirit of the people https://www.youtube.com/watch?v =YOPm4H2k81s

The First New deal Poster Assignment Landslide of legislation to help relieve the poor, recover the economy, and reform the system occurs You and one partner will be assigned an agency, act, or term Your job is to create a full sized colored propaganda poster advertising for your agency, act, or term Your picture should cover the page, be colored, creative, and truly advertise/advocate for your agency, act, or term On the back write an explanation of your poster and term Presentations beginning of class Tuesday