Chapter 12 Roosevelt and the New Deal 1933-1941 Flashcards

1
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Roosevelt’s policies for ending the Depression.

A

The New Deal

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2
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One ounce of gold = a set number of American dollars.

A

Gold Standard

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3
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Closing banks before bank runs of people demanding their money could put them out of business.

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Bank Holidays

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4
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Roosevelt sent bill after bill to Congress between March 9th and June 16th, 1933.

A

The First Hundred Days

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5
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President Roosevelt addressing the country by radio informing them of his actions.

A

“Fireside Chats”

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6
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Men between the ages of 18-25 working for the forestry service planting trees to prevent a repeat of the Dust Bowl, fighting forest fires, and building reservoirs

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Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC)

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7
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Between 1935 and 1941, Large public works program building new roads, public buildings, parks, bridges, and many controversial art projects.

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Works Progress Administration (WPA)

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8
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A strike in which workers stop working and refuse to leave the factory.

A

“Sit-down strike”

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9
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Financial security provided by the government for older Americans and unemployed workers.

A

Social Security Act

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10
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Abandoning a balanced budget and borrowing money to pay for programs.

A

Deficit Spending

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11
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Politicians from both parties who opposed the New Deal and “teach the necessity of respect for the rights of person and property.”

A

American Liberty League

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12
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The President attempting to appoint judges who will rule in favor of his or her policies.

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“Court-packing”

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