New Deal Programs
FDR's Policies
Criticisms of the New Deal
Key Figures of the New Deal
Impact on the Great Depression
100

This program aimed to raise crop and livestock prices by paying farmers to produce less

Agricultural Adjustment Act (AAA)

100

FDR's Bank Holiday and Glass - Steagall Act were aimed at this

Reestablishing the public faith in the financial system

100

This side of criticism stated that the federal government took too much power away from the states

Conservative Criticism

100

This Person served as the Secretary of Labor and was the first woman appointed to a cabinet position

Frances Perkins

100

This public activity became widely popular as a way to escape the hardships of the Great Depression

Watching Movies

200

This program employed young men in projects to build parks, prevent soil erosion, and help with flood control

Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC)

200

The Home Owners Loan Corporation (HOLC) was created to do this for homeowners

Provide government loans to people about to be foreclosed on

200

This liberal criticism argued that the government should do this with the country's banks

Nationalize the Banks

200

This individual helped create the Indian Reorganization Act and served as Commissioner of Indian Affairs

John Collier

200

What specific ethic group faced economic and social challenges during the Great Depression, yet some New Deal programs, such as the CCC and TVA, provided them with job opportunities

African Americans

300

This program constructed dams to control flooding and provide electricity to rural areas

Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA)

300

The Bank Holiday aimed to stop this financial issue during the Great Depression

Bank Failures

300

Fill in the blank: A conservative argument of the New Deal would be that the government has too much _______.

Control


300

This person organized the first African-American trade union, the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters

A. Phillip Randolph

300

This program was created to provide monthly pensions for those who were retired, disabled, or had dependent children

Social Security

400

This act established a maximum number of weekly working hours and a minimum wage

Fair Labor Standards Act

400

This Administration provided loans to farmers to help them purchase electricity for their farms

Rural Electrification Administration (REA)

400

This liberal criticism suggested the government should provide a guaranteed income to this group

Retired Individuals

400

She headed the Division of Negro Affairs and helped organize a group to advise FDR on racial issues

Mary McLeod Bethune

400

What were the effects of the New Deal on unemployment and government spending?

 

Unemployment went down as more jobs were created, but the federal deficit grew because the government spent more on public works and aid programs.

500

This program guarantees the money in individual bank accounts

Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC)

500

This New Deal program was a response to the Stock Market Crash of 1929 and aimed to protect investors and ensure market integrity

Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)

500

This was the response from critics of the New Deal who felt the government was not doing enough for workers and unions

Creation of the Wagner Act


500

This person advocated for the women's rights and played a crucial role in the New Deal's social programs

Elanor Roosevelt

500

What is the biggest impact of the New Deal?

The legacy of the New Deal showed that the government was now expected to play a significant role in the economy, especially in areas like labor rights and social security.

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