Chapter 33 - The Great Depression and the New Deal 

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Agricultural Adjustment Administration
________ tried to reduce crop surpluses which led to lower crop prices.
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Roosevelt
________ proposed the Court- packing plan which received a lot of negative feedback from the public.
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National Recovery Administration
Was designed to bring industries together in order to create a set of "fair" business practices
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Pearl Buck
Won a Nobel Prize in literature in 1938
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Securities and Exchange Commission
Was created in 1934, with it providing oversight of the stock market
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New Deal legislation
________ embraced progressive ideas such as unemployment insurance, old- age insurance, minimum- wage regulations, conservation and development of natural resources, and restrictions on child labor.
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Resettlement Administration
The ________ moved near- farmless farmers to better lands in 1935.
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Congress
________ passed the Hatch Act of 1939 with it preventing federal administrative officials from active political campaigning and soliciting.
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Home Owners Loan Corporations
________ helped households that had trouble paying their mortgages.
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FDR
Created jobs with federal money in order to jumpstart the economy
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Civillian Conservation Corps
Employed approximately 3 million men in government camps
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Fair Labor Standards Act
Congress passed the ________ in 1938.
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CIO
________ claimed about 4 million members by 1940.
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Ruth Benedict
Made several strides in the field of anthropology
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Dust Bowl
Struck many states in the trans-Mississippi Great Plains, late in 1933
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Eleanor Roosevelt
________, FDRs wife was very active in FDRs political career.
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Indian Reorganization Act of 1934
Encouraged Native American tribes to establish self- government and to preserve their native crafts and traditions
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NRA
Declared unconstitutional by the Supreme Court in 1935 due to Schechter vs. United States
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National debt
________ increased from $ 19 trillion to $ 40 trillion from 1932 to 1939.
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Federal Housing Administration
Was passed in 1934 with it trying to improve the home-building industry
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crop acreage
Reduced ________ by paying farmers to plant soil- conserving crops.
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Public Works Administration
Was meant to provide long-term recovery
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Congress created the ________ with the Glass- Steagall Banking Reform Act.
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Keynesianism economics
Consisted of government being used to "prime the pump "of economy and encourage consumer spending with this policy intentionally creating a budget deficit
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Civil Works Administration
Was a branch of the FERA and was designed to provide temporary jobs during emergencies in the winter
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Congress
________ repealed prohibition with the 21st Amendment in late 1933 in order to raise federal revenue and provide employment.
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FDR
Won the election of 1932 with a majority in the popular vote and the Electoral College
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Supreme Court
________ was primarily dominated by conservatives against many of the "socialistic "New Deal programs.
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Congress
________ passed the Soil Conservation and Domestic Allotment Act of 1936 in an attempt to make farmers farm less.
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FDR
Had the goal of creating modest inflation which would relieve debtors burdens and stimulate new production