1. Good morning!
Please get out your notes and your Major Themes Sheet.

2. Unit Question: How do we react to change?
GQ#1 - How great was the impact of the Great Crash and the Great Depression on the USA?
GQ#2 - How effective were the strategies used by Presidents Hoover and Roosevelt to deal with the domestic problems facing the USA in the 1930s?
GQ#3 - How effective was the opposition to the New Deal?

3. Unit Review Part 1 4 minutes – on your own – no notes
4 minutes – group – no notes
4 minutes – notes as needed

4. GQ#3 - How effective was the opposition to the New Deal?

5. GQ#3 - How effective was the opposition to the New Deal?

6. GQ#3 - How effective was the opposition to the New Deal?

7. GQ#3 - How effective was the opposition to the New Deal?

8. Welcome back!
Please get out any notes you may have on the homework reading and your Major Themes Sheet.
Get out your First Four work and be ready to de-code the image on the next slide.

9. What is the message? What related vocabulary could you use?

10. GQ#3 - How effective was the opposition to the New Deal
GQ#3 - How effective was the opposition to the New Deal? Political Attitudes – What are they?
Political Left
Political Right

11. Critics of the New Deal GQ#3 - How effective was the opposition to the ND?
For your assigned person (Francis Townsend, Alf Landon, Huey Long, American Liberty League, Charles Coughlin, The Supreme Court) work with the people at your table to…
Create a Biography/Story Poster
Brief background – who were they?
Major criticisms of the New Deal and/or FDR
Is this a left wing or right wing critic?
What impacts, if any, did they have on FDR/ the New Deal? How effective were they in their opposition? Why or why not effective?
Be prepared to share your findings

12. Critics of the New Deal Conservatives Liberals
Deficit spending, Socialism
Supreme Court
NRA, AAA
Liberals
Father Charles Coughlin
Francis Townsend
Huey Long

13. Unit 4 & Paper 2 Review Read carefully & thoughtfully. Use the rubric.
Give positive & constructive criticism.

14. New Deal Changes Course: The 2nd New Deal 1935-’36
Unity fading - Increasing criticism
A move to the Left
FDR targets business-class and wealthy
Focus on helping the most disadvantaged
Keynesian Economics
Deficit Spending
“Priming the Pump”

15. The Second New Deal ‘35 Works Progress Admin. Harry Hopkins
$11 B for Pub. Works
Federal Writer’s Project
Federal Music Project
Federal Theater Project

16. Helping the Disadvantaged
FDR feared effect of liberal critics
Resettlement Administration
REA
Wagner Act - NLRB
Wealth Tax
Social Security Act*

17. Critics of New Deal & FDR Alf Landon
XIV Election
Critics of New Deal & FDR
Alf Landon

18. New Deal Coalition – cities, farmers, unions, women, Northern Blacks, Southerners, immigrants

19. Minorities & The New Deal
A mixed record
Programs often discriminated
FDR & NAACP Anti- Lynching Campaign
FDR’s Appointments
Symbolic gestures

20. Environment, the West, Indians
Efforts to stop soil erosion
Taylor Grazing Act ‘34
National Parks
Olympic N.P., Shenandoah N.P.
Dams
TVA, Hoover Dam, Grand Coulee
American Indians
Indian Reorganization Act ‘34

21. FDR & Supreme Court 1936 FDR’s Problem His Plan
“The Court Packing Scheme”
Reaction
Result
The Nine Old Men

23. End of the New Deal Roosevelt Recession ’37 Last ND legislation
Why?
FDR’s Response
Last ND legislation
Farm Security Admin
Housing Act ’37
Fair Labor Standards Act ’38
AAA ‘38
Growing conservative opposition
Over by 1939
World events would take center stage