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Terms and People ● Black Cabinet – African American leaders who served as unofficial advisers to FDR ● Mary McLeod Bethune – educator and member of FDR’s Black Cabinet ● Indian New Deal – program that gave Native Americans economic assistance and greater control over their own affairs ● New Deal coalition – diverse group of southern whites, northern blue-collar workers, midwestern farmers, and African Americans that united behind FDR and the New Deal

Terms and People (continued) ● welfare state – government that assumes responsibility for providing for the welfare of children and the poor, elderly, sick, disabled, and unemployed

New Deal and the People

Farm subsidies led landowners to evict sharecroppers. African Americans often did not receive equal wages. Domestic and farm workers were exempted from New Deal programs. Some New Deal measures unintentionally hurt African Americans. But he did not always listen. FDR refused to support an antilynching law, fearing political fallout. Roosevelt asked advice of members of his Black Cabinet, such as Mary McLeod Bethune.

The New Deal’s Commissioner of Indian Affairs, John Collier, tried to improve living conditions for Native Americans. The Indian New Deal: Provided funds to build schools and hospitals Created an Indian Civilian Conservation Corps The Bureau of Indian Affairs encouraged native religions, languages, and customs.

The Indian Reorganization Act of 1934 was considered the centerpiece of the Indian New Deal. This law restored tribal control over native lands.

Roosevelt and the New Deal united diverse groups of Americans into a political powerhouse. The New Deal coalition included southern whites, northern blue-collar workers, midwestern farmers, and African Americans. Democrats were now in the majority.

With the New Deal, FDR broke from the tradition of laissez-faire and greatly expanded the role of government. New Deal measures strengthened capitalism and encouraged the post-WWII economic boom. Restored trust in the banks and the stock market Increased homeownership Protected workers Helped modernize rural America

Thousands of WPA and PWA projects benefited communities—and local economies—across the country. pg754

In a major policy change, the New Deal established the principle that the federal government was responsible for the welfare of all Americans. At the same time, the New Deal led to the rise of the welfare state.

The government established 12 million acres of new national parks. The CCC restored forests and preserved the environment. FDR also favored federal action to protect the environment. Despite its benefits, the TVA had a mixed environmental impact, disrupting natural habitats.

Finally, FDR and the New Deal changed the nature of the presidency itself.