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FDR AND THE NEW DEAL New Deal Election of 1932 New President New Ideas
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FDR AND THE NEW DEAL PHASE ONE First 100 days Depression hit hard
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FDR AND THE NEW DEAL March 1933 and June 1933 Legislation 3 basic categories of Legislation
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FDR AND THE NEW DEAL Relief Recovery Reform
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FDR AND THE NEW DEAL RELIEF Banking concerns –Run on banks contributed to depression
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FDR AND THE NEW DEAL First order of business “Bank holiday” closed all banks Federal inspectors examined all banks
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FDR AND THE NEW DEAL Those deemed solvent reopened Two thirds reopened Restored confidence in banking industry
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FDR AND THE NEW DEAL Glass-Stegal banking act Established Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) Insured accounts up to 2,500 dollars
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FDR AND THE NEW DEAL Federal Emergency Relief Act (FERA) Loans to states to create programs to reduce unemployment
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FDR AND THE NEW DEAL Civilian Conservation Corp Civil Works Administration
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FDR AND THE NEW DEAL Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) 1933 put young men to work
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FDR AND THE NEW DEAL Ages between 18-28 Forest and parks Popular of all New Deal Temporary employment about 1 year Lasted until 1934
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Franklin D. Roosevelt Civil Works Administration (CWA) Temporary program –Get people back to work –Winter 1934
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FDR AND THE NEW DEAL 4 million had government jobs –Make busy work –Severe criticism
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FDR AND THE NEW DEAL »RECOVERY »Agriculture Adjustment »Act
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Franklin D. Roosevelt Increase farm income by reducing crop growing Paid farmers not to grow crops Tax on food processors paid the shortfall
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FDR AND THE NEW DEAL By 1935 farm income raised by 50 percent However some small and tenant farmers were forced off land
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FDR AND THE NEW DEAL National Recovery Act (NRA) “codes of fair competition” Minimum wage Maximum hours Price fixing controls Collective bargaining
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FDR AND THE NEW DEAL Created Public Works Administration (PWA) Building projects including dams and buildings Not as successful business did not trust government
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FDR AND THE NEW DEAL NRA collapsed before it was deemed unconstitutional by Supreme Court
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FDR AND THE NEW DEAL REFORM –TVA –Tennessee Valley Authority –Developed area that was eroded
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FDR AND THE NEW DEAL –Over cut forests led to uncontrollable flooding of Tennessee River
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FDR AND THE NEW DEAL Rural area void of electricity Series of dams and locks Made river navigable Generated electricity for entire rural region
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FDR AND THE NEW DEAL Greatly improved standard of living Conflict between large utilities and government Ashwander v. TVA (1936)
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FDR AND THE NEW DEAL Supreme Court ruled in favor of government because land to develop TVA was acquired legally
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FDR AND THE NEW DEAL SEC (Security and Exchange Commission) Regulated stock market Took nation off gold standard
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FDR AND THE NEW DEAL Dollar would compete with other currency
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FDR AND THE NEW DEAL Second New Deal Relief and Recovery
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Federal Arts Project First time gave aid to artists Money for concerts to small towns
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FDR AND THE NEW DEAL Rural Electrification Administration Cooperatives to build electric transmission plants
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FDR AND THE NEW DEAL National Labor Relations Act creation of NLRB Allowed to workers to elect Which union they wanted to join
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FDR AND THE NEW DEAL No discrimination if they joined a union
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FDR AND THE NEW DEAL Social Security Act Pension supported by taxes for elderly Small pension for elderly Unemployment compensation
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FDR AND THE NEW DEAL Support for survivors Health insurance Health insurance was dropped in a compromise
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FDR AND THE NEW DEAL Banking Act of 1935 –Increased the power of the Federal Reserve Board –Federal Housing Authority FHA
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Franklin D. Roosevelt Home loans at discounted rates Increased home ownership to low and middle class
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FDR AND THE NEW DEAL Republicans gained seats in election of 1934 and 1938 Challenged New Deal Took many to Supreme Court
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FDR AND THE NEW DEAL New Deal programs were deemed unconstitutional Too Much Power to President Too Much Federal power
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FDR AND THE NEW DEAL Roosevelt upset with Court
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FDR AND THE NEW DEAL 1938 Roosevelt suggested to add 4 judges to court and replace all over 70
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FDR AND THE NEW DEAL This would have swayed the court “Court Packing” Proofed to be a mistake for Roosevelt
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FDR AND THE NEW DEAL Failed however several judges retired allowing Roosevelt to appoint new judges He got what he wanted
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FDR AND THE NEW DEAL Legacy of the New Deal 1. Extension of Federal Power 2. Extension of the Power of the President
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FDR AND THE NEW DEAL 3. Deficit Spending 4. Federal Social Programs
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FDR AND THE NEW DEAL 5. Greater Concern for Labor and Workers 6. Conservation Gains 7. Renewal of the faith in Democracy
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FDR AND THE NEW DEAL New Deal will influence lives to the present Trouble on the Horizon
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