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FDR made president
1933 March 4
AAA
Helped farmers sell goods for more and to make less. 1 acre land empty = $11
NRA
Quotas on protection and seal of approval. 2.3 million businesses took part
TVA
Educated farmers, electricity to farms
PWA
Create more jobs, $3.3 billion for construction projects
CCC
Employed people in countryside, only 17-23 allowed, 500,000 employed (mostly men)
WPA
Works Progress Administration: Provided 8.5 million with work. It had an annual budget of $1.3 billion
NLRA: Wagner Act (1935)
Protected workers’ right to join trade unions. Set up the National Labor Relations Board to enforce labor rights.
FDR Speech
Not like Hoover (no self reliance), Bring change (fix mess hoover made). He was transparent and comforting to the people
FDR Tactics
Optimism, Travelled to spread understanding of ideals
FDR Plans
Reduce unemployment, Help farms and other struggling industry
New deal aims
Relief, Recovery, Reform
Relief
Immediate demands for states, hunger poverty unemployment
Recovery
Increased farmer income, more industry, banking help
Reform
Look after citizens long term
What we're the 100 days
First 100 fdr in power
New deal raised farm income by
$2.6-$4.6 billion
How many banks reopened from new deals
6000
First VS Second New Deal
First= Economic
Second= Social
Reason for Second New deal
First not enough, this was more liberal and extreme
Second New Deal Aims
Reform Banks
Help poor and unemployed
Improve workers rights
Supreme court opposing New Deal (Reason)
New Deal programs exceeded the power of the federal government and infringed upon individual rights. Violated constitution
Supreme court opposing New Deal (Actions)
Closed AAA and NRA
Supreme court opposing New Deal (FDR Response)
Tried to fire older judges, not allowed (he looked like a dictator). Judges did eventually die though
Republican Party Opposition
Roosevelt was a democrat. Fed too powerful. Spent too much money
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.
Businesses (Opposing New deal)
Didn’t like being told what to do, spent too much, Didi’t like trade unions (lost business power)