USA FDR and the New Deal

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FDR made president

1933 March 4

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AAA

Helped farmers sell goods for more and to make less. 1 acre land empty = $11

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NRA

Quotas on protection and seal of approval. 2.3 million businesses took part

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TVA

Educated farmers, electricity to farms

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PWA

Create more jobs, $3.3 billion for construction projects

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CCC

Employed people in countryside, only 17-23 allowed, 500,000 employed (mostly men)

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WPA

Works Progress Administration: Provided 8.5 million with work. It had an annual budget of $1.3 billion

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NLRA: Wagner Act (1935)

Protected workers’ right to join trade unions. Set up the National Labor Relations Board to enforce labor rights.

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FDR Speech

Not like Hoover (no self reliance), Bring change (fix mess hoover made). He was transparent and comforting to the people

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FDR Tactics

Optimism, Travelled to spread understanding of ideals

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FDR Plans

Reduce unemployment, Help farms and other struggling industry

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New deal aims

Relief, Recovery, Reform

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Relief

Immediate demands for states, hunger poverty unemployment

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Recovery

Increased farmer income, more industry, banking help

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Reform

Look after citizens long term

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What we're the 100 days

First 100 fdr in power

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New deal raised farm income by

$2.6-$4.6 billion

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How many banks reopened from new deals

6000

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Social Security Act (1935)
Provided pensions for the elderly over 65. Offered unemployment insurance and support for the disabled, widows, and orphans.
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Banking Act of 1935
Strengthened the Federal Reserve’s control over the money supply. Reduced the influence of private banks by centralizing power.
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First VS Second New Deal

First= Economic

Second= Social

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Reason for Second New deal

First not enough, this was more liberal and extreme

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Second New Deal Aims

Reform Banks

Help poor and unemployed

Improve workers rights

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Supreme court opposing New Deal (Reason)

New Deal programs exceeded the power of the federal government and infringed upon individual rights. Violated constitution

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Supreme court opposing New Deal (Actions)

Closed AAA and NRA

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Supreme court opposing New Deal (FDR Response)

Tried to fire older judges, not allowed (he looked like a dictator). Judges did eventually die though

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Republican Party Opposition

Roosevelt was a democrat. Fed too powerful. Spent too much money

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Huey Long’s Share Our Wealth Programme

Proposed limiting personal fortunes to reduce inequality, capped at $50 million (later wanted to further reduce to 2-5 million but this lost him support). Promised a guaranteed income, housing, and education for all Americans.

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Father Coughlin’s Social Justice Campaign
Criticized Roosevelt and claimed the New Deal didn’t do enough. Called for nationalizing banks and more wealth redistribution.
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Businesses (Opposing New deal)

Didn’t like being told what to do, spent too much, Didi’t like trade unions (lost business power)

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Liberty League
Opposed the New Deal for giving too much power to the government. Defended private property and individual freedoms.