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Roosevelt's New Deal

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What were the Hundred Days? Session Roosevelt had with Congress in which they came up with plans + New Deal
What was the New Deal? new programs Roosevelt and Congress created to help economy recover
What were Roosevelt's two goals? restore confidence in banks + fix unemployment with New Deal
What was the Emergency Banking Relief Act? How did FDR carry it out? government will inspect banks and let healthy ones reopen He gave banks a holiday so gov could inspect
What were fireside chats? How did they help? Roosevelt’s radio addresses to Americans talking about what’s going on, restored confidence
What was the Civil Works Administration (CWA) New Deal Program created jobs by building airports + roads
What was the most effective New Deal program? WHy? Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA), created jobs + brought electricity by building generators
Who were some New Deal Critics that though it went too far? American Liberty League (too much federal power) Business owners (high taxes)
Who were some New Deal critics who though it did not go far enough? Huey Long (tax rich, give to poor) Father Coughlin (should help entire nation)
Some of the Second New Deal programs? Works Progress Administration (WPA) , National Industrial Relations Act (NIRA), Wagner Act
What was the Social Security Act? provided stability for old people, children, disables
What was the Congress of Industrial Unions (CIO) ? put workers into unions based on industry, not skill level + welcomed minorities
What happened to some of the New Deal programs when they were challenged in court? They were ruled unconstitutional and put out of effect.
What was of Roosevelt's Court-Packing Bill? What was the purpose? said Roosevelt could replace court justices if too old. Purpose = get more democrats in Supreme Court + keep New Deals programs
What were sit-down strikes? workers stay in the building so they can't be replaced by new workers
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