Chapter 22 – Section 4: Day 3 The End of the New Deal.

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Chapter 22 – Section 4: Day 3 The End of the New Deal

The End of the New Deal Weakening Support 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).

The End of the New Deal 1938 Elections Roosevelt tried to influence voters in the South during the congressional elections of 1938; however his candidates lost. The Republicans made gains in the both houses. Roosevelt lacked the congressional support he needed to pass New Deal laws.

The End of the New Deal After the New Deal The New Deal ended in 1938. Americans turned their attention to the start of WWII.