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Chapter 24, 25 New Deal

QuestionAnswer
18th Ammendment Prohibited alcohol
19th Ammendment gave right to vote to all regardless of sex; suffrage
20th Ammendment Lame Duck ammendment: changes term start for Pres to Jan 20
21st Ammendment Repealed 18th Ammendment; allowed alcohol
National Recovery Act (NIRA) feds allowed industry to set production quotas and set prices, legalize monopolies
"fireside chats" FDR radio broadcasts to nation
FDIC, Federal Deposit Insurance Corp protected bank deposits up to $5ooo
FHA, Federal Housing Admin insure homeloans and mortgages and help needy 1st time home buyers
AAA, Agricultural Adjustment act New Deal law to raise prices of farm cops and livestock by limiting production
NYA National Youth Administration gave jobs to unemployed young men under WPA
SEC Securities and Exchange Comm regulate stock market and prevent abuse
TVA Tennesee Valley Authority build dams and power plants along Tennessee River
CCC Civilian Conservation Corp Public works run by Army to work on national parks
SWP Share the Wealth Program advocated by Sen Huey Long (Louisiana) to guarantee income to all
PWA Public Works Admin New Deal job program to build public facilites, school, sewer, hospitals
NIRA, Nat Industry Recovery Act legaized monopoly and allowed industry to set quotas and price
NLRB, Nat'l Labor Relations Board Wagner Act board to stop unfair labor practices against unions
bank holiday bank closed so people could not get money
run on a bank people ran to bank to get money
sharecropper farmers who do not won their own land but wrok farm and pay rent
NAACP National Assoc for the Advancemtn of Colored People to have equal rights
literacy test test of ability to read and write to prevent blacks from voting
poll tax tax paid by voters to prevent blacks from voting
Dust Bowl MIdwest, Oklahoma areaa that became so dry in 19302 due to lack of rain
Rural Electrification Administration helped bring electric power to farms
WEB DuBois black leaderwho created NAACP
3 Features of SSA Social Security Act: provide pension for retired workers, provide unemployment funds for unemployed; provide funds for needy widows, children and disabled
New Deal political and recovery platform of FDR
monopoly (blank)
Wagner Act guaranteed the right of workers to join unions
The Revenue Act or Wealth Tax increased taxes on the wealthy by taxing large gifts, inheritances, profits on the sale of land and excess business profits
Second Hundred Days 2nd part of FDR plan to reform industries to prevent another depression
First Hundred Days 1st part of FDR New Deal for relief of unemployment and farm crisis
CharlesCoughlin Catholic priest launched the National Union for Social Justice. His speeches were filled with anti-Semitism
Gold Reserve Act of 1934 allowed the government to reduce the gold backing of paper money and put more money into circulation to increase spending
Brain Trust advisors of FDR
American Fed of Labor, AFL group of craft unions, such as carpenters, plumbers and bricklayers
CIO, Congress of Industrial union for industries such as coal, steel and automobiles
John Lewis founder of CIO, 1935
Samuel Gompers founder of AFL in 1881
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