1. The New Deal, 1932-1940

2. FDR Wins 1932 Presidential Election

3. FDR’S BRAIN TRUST Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins Federal Relief Administrator/Close Advisor Harry Hopkins Secretary of Interior Harold Ickes Justice Louis Brandeis

4. The First New Deal ECONOMIC RECOVERY

5. “First Hundred Days” of the New Deal The Banking Crisis “Bank holiday” Emergency Banking Act Glass-Steagall Act Removal of United States from gold standard FDIC

6. National Industrial Recovery Act (NRA) Business-government cooperation Industry codes for output, prices, working conditions Section 7A Blue Eagle campaign

7. First 100 Days: Other New Deal Measures Federal Emergency Relief Administration (FERA) Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) Public Works Administration (PWA) Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA)

8. The New Deal and Agriculture Agricultural Adjustment Act (AAA) Federal Government aimed to raise farm prices by setting quotas for major crops. Farmers paid not to plant more.

9. Farm Security Administration

10. Indian Reorganization Act

11. THE DUST BOWL

12. The New Deal and Housing Home Owners Loan Corporation Federal Housing Administration (FHA)

13. Other important New Deal Measures in First Two Years 21 st Amendment FCC SEC

14. SUPREME COURT VS FDR’s NEW DEAL NRA *delegated legislative powers to president *attempted to regulate local business not engaged in interstate commerce AAA *unconstitutional exercise of congressional power over local economic activities

15. Congress of Industrial Organizations (CIO) John Lewis CIO Leader United Auto Workers (UAW) Sit Down Strike

16. Voices of Protest Louisiana Governor Huey Long Upton Sinclair & EPIC Campaign Father Charles Coughlin Dr. Frances Townsend

17. The Second New Deal Economic Security

18. Rural Electrification Agency

19. WPA

20. National Labor Relations or Wagner Act Labor’s Magna Carta Fair Labor Standards Act

21. Social Security Act