FDR
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The New Deal Legacy and Impact
100

She was the wife and fifth cousin of FDR

Eleanor Roosevelt

100

This is what the New Deal was.

A series of government programs, public works projects, financial reforms and new government regulations designed to get the U.S. out of the Great Depression and return Americans to work and prosperity.

100

One of the minority social groups that made advances during the New Deal.

(Women), African Americans, Native Americans

100

True or False: The New Deal limited the power of the federal government and freed business and agriculture from government regulations.

False.  The New Deal increased the power and size of the federal government.  Because of the New Deal, there is more government regulation today. 

200

She documented the Great Depression as a photographer.

Dorothea Lange

200

This act insured account holders up to $5,000 and set strict standards for banks to follow.  Today it insures up to $250,000.

FDIC
200

During the First New Deal, FDR wanted most to help this business.

Banks

200

True or False: The New Deal got the U.S. out of the Great Depression

False.  WWII got the U.S. out of the Great Depression.

300

FDR was elected to the presidency this many times.

4.  He is the only president to be elected more than twice.

300

He wrote the Grapes of Wrath about an Oklahoma family traveling to California.

John Steinbeck.

300

This is the nickname given to the various agencies created by FDR because of the acronyms used.

Alphabet agencies

300

In the Second New Deal, FDR most wanted to help this group of people

Farmers

400

This was the "warm" nickname of FDR communicating with the American public on the radio about the Depression and how the government was trying to help.

Fireside chats
400

He ran for president against FDR in 1936 and was from Kansas

Alf Landon

400

This act included an old age pension (retirement savings), unemployment compensation, and aid to families with dependent children and the disabled.

Social Security

400

It involves the government spending more money (borrowing) than it brings in through taxes and other means.

Deficit spending

500
One of the two major critics of FDR.

Huey Long and Father Charles Coughlin

500

Three things that were built through the New Deal.

Roads, bridges, schools, community buildings, dams, airports

500

This was why the NIRA was declared unconstitutional by the Supreme Court.

Too much government control over industry.

500

This is two impacts or legacies of the New Deal (positive or negative).

FDIC is still important to banks today.

Deficit spending is a normal feature of the government (spending in debt).

Social Security - today, the government has a greater responsibility for the social welfare of citizens (disabled, poor, retired, etc.).

Many people were helped (#20)