1. America’s History Sixth Edition CHAPTER 24 Redefining Liberalism: The New Deal 1933–1939 Copyright © 2008 by Bedford/St. Martin’s Henretta Brody Dumenil

2. The New Deal Takes Over, 1933–1935 Roosevelt’s Leadership The Hundred Days The New Deal under Attack

3. The Second New Deal, 1935–1938 Legislative Accomplishments The 1936 Election Stalemate

4. The New Deal’s Impact on Society The Rise of Labor Women and Blacks in the New Deal Migrants and Minorities in the West A New Deal for the Environment The New Deal and the Arts The Legacies of the New Deal

5. Chapter 24 Redefining Liberalism: The New Deal 1933–1939 Map 24.1 Popular Protest in the Great Depression, 1933–1939 (p. 751) Map 24.2 The Dust Bowl and Federal Building Projects in the West, 1930– 1941 (p. 756) Map 24.3 The Tennessee Valley Authority, 1933–1952 (p. 760) Map 24.4 Presidential Election of 1932 (p. 718) New Deal Art (p. 736) FDR (p. 738) Organize (p. 750) Drought Refugees (p. 757) The Human Face of the Great Depression (p. 759) “The Promise of the New Deal,” Ben Shahn (1938) (p. 761)