Was the New Deal a good deal for the American people?

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Was the New Deal a good deal for the American people? When done, return Chromebook and grab a reading on the WPA. Annotate reading. Look for answer to above question. Answer questions at the end (on back of paper or separate sheet of paper). Add 2 level 2 and/or 3 questions and answer each one.

Great D #5: FDR Who did Americans begin to blame for not doing enough to help this economic crisis?

Franklin D Roosevelt (FDR) Democrat Promises a “New Deal” for the American people Econ Relief Economic Recovery Financial Reform Wins 1932 election Dem’s also win in Congress

Blue = state won by Democrat Red = state won by Republican

100 Days: 1st 100 days FDR passes many laws 1. Financial Reform A. Closed all banks – did a financial checkup Failed – closed permanently Re-opened – financially sound *Restored confidence in banks

Fireside Chats Speak to Americans on radio Encouraged ppl to put money back in the banks & it worked! If everyone tries to take out their money all at once – even a strong bank will fail

More Financial Reforms B. FDIC: Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation: gov guaranteed money in banks up to $5000 Today it’s $250,000 C. Federal Securities Act: regulates the stock market, companies have to accurately inform customers of their finances D. Brings back alcohol – for the taxes

E. Securities & Exchange Commission (1934) Agency regulates stock market

2. Helping the People A. Rural Areas: AAA: Agricultural Adjustment Act: 1933 Paid farmers to destroy crops & livestock / farm less --- less supply, increase prices Controversial

TVA: Tennessee Valley Authority: (1933) Created dams, hydroelectric power for a poor area Gov run company Cheaper --- Fair?

B. Jobs CCC: Civilian Conservation Corps Jobs for 18-25 men Made parks, etc Free room & board + small pay CWA: Civil Works Administration Built schools, roads Expires WPA: Works Progress Admin 1935-43, $11 billion

Add 5 Level 1 questions to your notes Americans feel like their president is doing something! Glimmer of hope! Add 5 Level 1 questions to your notes

Great D #6: WPA 5-7 Level 1 Questions At least one summary point per paragraph Answer 4 questions at end