The New Deal
The New Deal
The New Deal
The New Deal
100

What best describes the primary purpose of the New Deal?

To implement a series of programs aimed at economic recovery and reform. 

100

It what way did the New Deal alter the political landscape of the U.S.?

It realigned various social groups to support the Democratic Party.

100

What was know as the Hundred Days?

A period of intense legislative activity during the beginning of FDR's administration. 

100

What was the significance of the sit-down strikes that began in Flint, Michigan in late 1936?

They led to the recognition of the UAW and wage increases. 

200

What was one of the major criticisms of the AAA?

It primarily benefited wealthy landowners.

200

How did the Supreme Court initially respond to many New Deal programs?

It struck down several key programs.

200

What was the purpose of FDR's Fireside Chats?

To explain to the American people his New Deal programs.

200

What statement describes the impact of the Great Depression on the labor movement in the U.S.?

It galvanized workers to demand government intervention and to organize. 

300

How did the New Deal change the relationship between the federal government and American citizens?

It established a precedent for government intervention in times of economic distress.

300

How did the Democrats do in the 1932 elections other than winning the presidency with FDR?

They won both the Senate and the House.

300

How did the strikes and protests of 1936 primarily contribute to the political landscape in capitalist democracies?

They fostered further democratization of existing systems.

300

In what ways did the labor movements in the U.S. during 1936 contrast with fascist regimes? 

U.S. labor movements thrived, while fascist regimes repressed independent labor unions. 

400

What was the significance of the Wagner Act?

It guaranteed workers the right to unionize.

400

What became know as the New Deal?

A set of policies designed to alleviate the problems of the Great Depression.

400

In what way did the Great Maritime Strike of 1934 impact labor relations in the U.S.?

It increases public awareness and support for labor rights.

500

Which following statement about the TVA is accurate?

It faced criticism for competing with private electricity companies.

500

What was FDR's first inaugural address a step towards accomplishing?

Reestablishing American's confidence.

500

What legislative measures were introduced during FDR's first term that significantly impacted labor? 

The Revenue Act and the Wagner Act.