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Established the FDIC; provided insurance on individual bank accounts. Glass-Steagall Act
An idea to fix great Depression through laws, acts, programs, and agencies. The New Deal
Required all corporations to inform offers and hold liable for misinterpretations. Federal Securities Act
Sought to raise prices of crops by lowering production. Agricultural Adjustment Act (AAA)
Put young men to work on many different jobs, in order to help provide money. Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC)
Provided money to states to create jobs. National Industrial Recovery Act (NIRA)
Spending more money than the government actually receives. Deficit Spending
32nd President, (democrat) longest serving, and he implemented the New Deal Franklin Roosevelt
Governor of Louisiana, turned against Roosevelt to try to win presidential election. Huey Long
Catholic priest, promoted annual income of banks, an anti-semitic. Charles Coughlin
Physician, believed New Deal didn't do enough, helped the elderly. Francis Townsend
Group of advisors who worked with FDR to help the U.S. escape the Great Depression. Brain Trust
Congress passed 15 major of the New Deal legislation for the U.S. First Hundred Days
An informal talk to the nation through radio to reassure the New Deal. Fireside Chats
Roosevelt closed banks for four days to ensure no withdrawals were further made. How Roosevelt restored confidence in banks.
The government had the SEC prevent inside info for the "rigging" of the stock market. How the government restored the stock market.
Critics argued that Roosevelt had spent too much on the New Deal, while others thought he spent too little. Reasons some were critical of the New Deal.
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