9.3 The New Deal
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- Q1President during the Great Depression and WWII--creator of the New Deal programsFranklin D. Roosevelt30sEditDelete
- Q2A series of reforms enacted by the Franklin Roosevelt administration between 1933 and 1942 with the goal of ending the Great Depression.New Deal30sEditDelete
- Q3basis of New Deal; the government spent money it didn't have (credit) to stimulate the economydeficit spending30sEditDelete
- Q4issued by FDR in which banks were closed to examine which were healthy and should reopen and which should notbank holiday30sEditDelete
- Q5FDR's method of weekly communication to the American people; gave people confidence that the government was actively fighting the Great Depressionfireside chat30sEditDelete
- Q6relief, recover, reform (the purposes of the New Deal)3 R's30sEditDelete
- Q7one of the New Deal R's to provide relief checks and quick employmentRelief30sEditDelete
- Q8Granted federal money to state and local government to be used to help the unemployed.Federal Emergency Relief Administration (FERA)30sEditDelete
- Q9provided temporary jobs in the federal government; established under FERA in 1933Civil Works Administration (CWA)30sEditDelete
- Q10provided money for states to construct roads, bridges, and damsPublic Works Administration (PWA)30sEditDelete
- Q11provided a wide-array of jobs to address unemployment, including jobs for artists, authors, teachers, and doctorsWorks Progress Administration (WPA)30sEditDelete
- Q12Hired young, unemployed men to work on land projects throughout the country, employed over 3 million people.Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC)30sEditDelete
- Q13one of New Deal's R's to create programs to stimulate agriculture production, industry and provide jobs in order for financial systems to improveRecovery30sEditDelete
- Q14paid farmers subsidies to not produce crops to hopefully increase the cost of cropsAgriculture Adjustment Act (AAA)30sEditDelete
- Q15hired thousands of workers in the Tennessee Valley to build dams, power plants, and work to control flooding and erosion; brought electricity to the South for the first timeTennessee Valley Authority (TVA)30sEditDelete
- Q16tried to set fair wages/hours for workers and minimum prices for products; failed to create fair competition, stimulate industry, or end the depressionNational Recovery Administration (NRA)30sEditDelete
- Q17protected workers' right to strike, which increased membership in unions; created a Fair Labor Practices Commission to regulate unfair practices used by companies to discourage union membershipWagner Act30sEditDelete
- Q18one of New Deal's R's to create programs to ensure another Depression does not happen againReform30sEditDelete
- Q19created to regulate the Stock Market to prevent another crash by limiting stock speculationSecurities & Exchange Commission (SEC)30sEditDelete
- Q20created to provide insurance for anyone investing their money in banksFederal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC)30sEditDelete