Presidents
Known for his fireside chats, struck with polio, married his distant cousin, advisers known as "Brain Trust"
Franklin D Roosevelt
She married a distant cousin
Eleanor Roosevelt
Spending money you don’t have
Deficit Spending
Largest public works program of the new deal
Works Progress Administration
First female US congresswoman
Jeannette Rankin
Known for his brevity of speech, president during the roaring 20s
Calvin Coolidge
Her ideas were the foundation of what is now, Planned Parenthood
Margaret Sanger
A certain president’s plan to get more judges on the Supreme Court
Court Packing
Set farm prices
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
English economist, highly influential to FDR’s administration
John Maynard Keynes
Beat out Wilson's hand picked successor, appointed many crooks, President during Teapot Dome Scandal, Died during office
Warren Harding
Author of Grapes of Wrath, Of Mice and Men
John Steinbeck
Workers refuse to work in order to pressure their employers to give in to demands
Strikes
Fought for voting rights
National American Women Suffrage Association
His assembly lines went crazy during the Roaring Twenties, King Pin in the automotive industry
Henry Ford
His name became associated with poverty. Stock Market Crashed under his watch, . His interaction with the Bonus Marchers tarnished his reputation
Herbert Hoover
Hosted a popular radio show on which he promoted the National Union for Social Justice
Father Coughlin
Veterans demanding money
Bonus Marchers
Hired Young Men to plant and cut Down Trees
Civilian Conservation Corps
Cut taxes and federal budget
Supply-Side Economics
Unemployment shrank to under two percent under his administration
Calvin Coolidge
Secretary of Treasury for Harding and Coolidge, A presidential advisor who strongly favored supply-side economics
Andrew Mellon
A social philosophy which encourages people with “higher quality” genetic traits to reproduce but those with “low quality” genetic traits not to reproduce
Eugenics
Anti-New Deal Group
American Liberty League
Hoover’s attempt at saving the banking system
Reconstruction Finance Corporation