Chapter 10 Flashcards

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Election of 1932

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  • Republicans renominate Herbert Hover
  • Depression turn many against him
  • Democrats: Governor of NY Franklin Delano Roosevelt
  • Flew to Chicago for 1st ever acceptance to presidential acceptance
  • Ending Depression: New Deal
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Election of 1936

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  • Many people owe jobs to New Deal
  • Frances Perkins
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Social Security Act

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guarantees benefits for the elderly and the unemployed

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CCC

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  • Civilian Conservation Corps
  • put young men to work outdoors, learn work skills
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FDIC

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  • Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
  • created to provide gov. insurance for bank deposits up to a certain amount
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HOLC

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  • Home Owners Loan Corporation
  • bought the mortgages of homeowners who were behind in their payments
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CWA

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  • Civil Works Administration
  • created to prevent, reduce, and eliminate pollution in the nation’s water in order to restore and maintain the chemical, physical, and biological integrity of the Nation’s waters
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PWA

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  • Public Works Administration
  • began a series of construction projects which focused on economic investment
  • had workers work on highways, dams, schools, sewer systems, etc.
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Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938

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  • abolishes child labor
  • minium wage 25c
  • 40 hour work week
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Wagner Act (NLRB)

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  • National Labor Relations Board
  • workers have the right to organize unions and bargin collectively
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11
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Polio

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a paralyzing disease

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12
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Broker State

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US gov. settles conflicts with interest groups

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13
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Sit Down Strike

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stop working, refuse to leave factory

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14
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Deficit Spending

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borrow money to pay for programs

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Gold Standard

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one ounce of gold equaled a set number of dollars

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16
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Federal Number One

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offers work to artists, musicians, etc.

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AAA

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  • Agricultural Adjustment Administration
  • gov. would pay farmers not to raise certain livestock, such as hogs, and not to grow certain crops such as wheat and tobacco
18
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Congress of Industrial Organizations

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  • The Committee of IO
  • The Congress of IO
  • refers to federation of unions
  • relates the industries (steel, automotive, etc.)
19
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FDR

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Franklin Delano Roosevelt

20
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Harry Hopkins

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  • helps channel money to state and local governments
21
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Dr. Francis Townsend

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  • supports monthly checks to citizens
  • left wing critic
22
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Henry Morgenthau

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Treasury Secretary, favored balancing the budget and cutting the spending

23
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Francis Perkins

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Secretary of Labor, 1st woman appointed to a cabinet post

24
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John Maynard Keynes

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“Keynesianism” econmics
gov. needs to continue spending during an economic rough time

25
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Huey Long

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  • a senator from Lousiana
  • left wing (Democrat)
  • critic of New Deal
  • supports “Share Our Wealth” programs
26
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New Deal (Success vs. Disappointment)

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  • Success > created jobs, provided funding
  • Disappointment > deficit spending (too much relegation)
27
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Political Progress vs. Mistakes

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Progress > gov. expands role, becomes a safety net
Mistakes > too much funding, The Court Packing Plan, cutting the budget in 1937 which causes a recession

28
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Background of FDR

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  • Franklin Delano Roosevelt
  • Born in Hyde Park, NY (1882)
  • Grew up outdoors, lifelong commitment to conservation
  • Harvard and Columbia Law School
  • Married Elanor Roosevelt
  • Built for politics
  • NY State Senator (1910) Assitant Secretary of Navy through WW1 under Wilson
  • Repuation as progressive reformer
  • Develops polio in early 1921