programs and legislation enacted by Franklin D. Roosevelt to promote economic recovery and social reform.

informal radio broadcast in which FDR explained issues and New Deal programs to average Americans.

created federally insured bank deposits to prevent bank failures.

Federal governments built a series of dams to prevent flooding and selling freedom.

Removed surplus of workers from cities, provided healthy conditions for boys, provided money for families.

New Deal agency that promoted economic recovery by regulating production, prices, and wages.

received 3.3 billion dollars appropriation from Congress for public works projects.

legislative activity begun by Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1935 to solve problems created by the Great Depression.

provided works in arts, theater =, and literary projects.

economic theory that favored public works projects because they put money into the hands of consumers who would buy more goods, stimulating, the economy.

1935 law that set up a pension system for retirees.

it abolished unfair labor practices, recognized the right of employees to organize labor unions, and gave workers the right to collective bargaining.

collective bargaining

process in which employers negotiate with labor unions about hours, wages, and other working conditions.

Fair Labor Standards Act

law that set a minimum wage, a maximum workweek of 44 hours, and outlawed child labor.

labor organization founded in the 1930s that represented unskilled industrial workers.

labor protest in which workers stop working and occupy the workplace until their demands are met.

FDR plan to add up six new justices to the nine-member Supreme Court.

group of African American leaders who served as unofficial advisers to Franklin D. Roosevelt

1930s legislation that gave Indians greater controls over their affairs and provided funding for schools and hospitals.

political force formed by diverse groups who united to support Franklin D. Roosevelt and his New Deal.

gov. that assumes responsibility for providing for the welfare of the poor, elderly,sick, and unemployed.

one of the popular movies starring Dorothy.

division of the Works Progress Administration that hired unemployed artist to create artworks for public buildings and sponsored art-education programs and exhibitions.

a large picture painted directly on a wall or ceiling.

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Chapter 13

Term	Definition
New Deal	programs and legislation enacted by Franklin D. Roosevelt to promote economic recovery and social reform.
fireside chat	informal radio broadcast in which FDR explained issues and New Deal programs to average Americans.
FDIC	created federally insured bank deposits to prevent bank failures.
TVA	Federal governments built a series of dams to prevent flooding and selling freedom.
CCC	Removed surplus of workers from cities, provided healthy conditions for boys, provided money for families.
NRA	New Deal agency that promoted economic recovery by regulating production, prices, and wages.
PWA	received 3.3 billion dollars appropriation from Congress for public works projects.
Second New Deal	legislative activity begun by Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1935 to solve problems created by the Great Depression.
WPA	provided works in arts, theater =, and literary projects.
pump priming	economic theory that favored public works projects because they put money into the hands of consumers who would buy more goods, stimulating, the economy.
Social Security Act	1935 law that set up a pension system for retirees.
Wagner Act	it abolished unfair labor practices, recognized the right of employees to organize labor unions, and gave workers the right to collective bargaining.
collective bargaining	process in which employers negotiate with labor unions about hours, wages, and other working conditions.
Fair Labor Standards Act	law that set a minimum wage, a maximum workweek of 44 hours, and outlawed child labor.
CIO	labor organization founded in the 1930s that represented unskilled industrial workers.
sit-down strikes	labor protest in which workers stop working and occupy the workplace until their demands are met.
court packing	FDR plan to add up six new justices to the nine-member Supreme Court.
Black Cabinet	group of African American leaders who served as unofficial advisers to Franklin D. Roosevelt
Indian New Deal	1930s legislation that gave Indians greater controls over their affairs and provided funding for schools and hospitals.
New Deal coalition	political force formed by diverse groups who united to support Franklin D. Roosevelt and his New Deal.
welfare state	gov. that assumes responsibility for providing for the welfare of the poor, elderly,sick, and unemployed.
The Wizard Oz	one of the popular movies starring Dorothy.
War of the Worlds	story about an alien invasion.
Federal Art Project	division of the Works Progress Administration that hired unemployed artist to create artworks for public buildings and sponsored art-education programs and exhibitions.
mural	a large picture painted directly on a wall or ceiling.

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