FDR QUIZ Flashcards

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opponents of the new deal

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Father Charles Coughlin, Dr. Francis Townhend, Huey Long (share our wealth) ,The Supreme Court

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The Dust Bowl

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a severe drought and dust storm crisis that ravaged the Southern Great Plains of the United States during the 1930s, causing widespread ecological damage, agricultural devastation, and economic hardship, leading to the migration of many people

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The Indian Reorganization Act of 1934

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promoting Native American self-governance, tribal sovereignty, and cultural preservation, while also providing economic assistance

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relief programs

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Bank Holiday
The Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC)
Agricultural Adjustment Act (AAA)
NRA (National Recovery Administration)

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Agricultural Adjustment Act:
releif

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boost agricultural prices by reducing surpluses and providing farmers with subsidies in exchange for limiting production adressed over production
later ruled unconstitutional

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NRA (National Recovery Administration)
relief

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aimed to promote industrial recovery by encouraging industry, labor, and government cooperation to establish “fair practices” and set prices, and to establish minimum wages and maximum hours

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The Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC)
relief

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provided jobs for young, unemployed men to work on environmental projects like planting trees and building trails,

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The Works Progress Administration (WPA)
recovery

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a New Deal agency that provided jobs and relief to millions of Americans through public works projects like building roads, bridges, and public buildings

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The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation:
recovery

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an independent agency that insures bank deposits and maintains stability and public confidence in the nation’s financial system

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The Tennessee valley Authority (TVA):
recovery

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aimed to bring electricity, flood control, and economic development to the Tennessee River Valley, a region struggling with poverty and unemployment during the Great Depression

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the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)
reform

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regulate the securities industry and protect investors by enforcing securities laws, ensuring transparency, and overseeing securities exchanges and brokers

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Social Security Act
reform

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established a federal system of social insurance providing retirement benefits, unemployment insurance, and aid to the disabled and dependent, funded by payroll taxes

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FDR’s slogan

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“Happy days are here again”

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Opponents of the New Deal

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Father Charles Coughlin
Dr. Francis Townhend
Huey Long
The Supreme Court

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The Dust Bowl

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a severe drought and dust storm crisis that ravaged the Southern Great Plains of the United States during the 1930s, causing widespread ecological damage, agricultural devastation, and economic hardship, leading to the migration of many people

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The Indian Reorganization Act of 1934

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promoting Native American self-governance, tribal sovereignty, and cultural preservation, while also providing economic assistance

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Relief Programs

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Bank Holiday
Agricultural Adjustment Act
The Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC)
NRA (National Recovery Administration

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recovery programs

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The Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC)
The Works Progress Administration (WPA):
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
The Tennessee valley Authority (TVA)

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Reform Programs

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The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
The Tennessee valley Authority (TVA)
the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC
Social Security Act
wagner act

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FDR tried to pack the Supreme Court

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The Supreme Court started to rule some of the New Deal Programs unconstitutional. EX- The NRA and the AAA.
FDR was not happy, so he tried to add 6 more Supreme Court judges who were pro- New Deal legislation.
Congress said no because it would violate the constitution. (Separation of powers)

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Good Neighbor Policy-

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promising non-interference in the internal affairs of Latin American nations and fostering cooperation and economic relations instead

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Cash and Carry:

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allowing belligerent nations to purchase non-military goods from the United States, provided they paid immediately in cash and transported the goods on their own ships

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Lend-Lease:

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allowed the US to provide military and economic aid to Allied nations without formally entering the war

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Agricultural Adjustment Act relief
aimed to boost agricultural prices by reducing surpluses and providing farmers with subsidies in exchange for limiting production of certain crops goal was to address overproduction
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The Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC): relief
provided jobs for young, unemployed men to work on environmental projects like planting trees and building trails, contributing to the development of national parks and forests
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**NRA (National Recovery Administration) relief
aimed to promote industrial recovery by encouraging industry, labor, and government cooperation to establish "fair practices" and set prices, and to establish minimum wages and maximum hours
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The Works Progress Administration (WPA): recovery
provided jobs and relief to millions of Americans through public works projects like building roads, bridges, and public buildings
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The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation: reform
an independent agency that insures bank deposits and maintains stability and public confidence in the nation's financial system
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The Glass-Steagall Act:
aimed to separate commercial and investment banking in the US as a response to the financial instability of the Great Depression, establishing the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) and restricting bank credit speculation
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The Tennessee valley Authority (TVA): reform
aimed to bring electricity, flood control, and economic development to the Tennessee River Valley, a region struggling with poverty and unemployment during the Great Depression
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Social Security Act: reform
established a federal system of social insurance providing retirement benefits, unemployment insurance, and aid to the disabled and dependent, funded by payroll taxes
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the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC): reform
regulate the securities industry and protect investors by enforcing securities laws, ensuring transparency, and overseeing securities exchanges and brokers
32
Wagner Act: reform
a landmark piece of labor legislation passed in 1935 that guaranteed workers the right to organize unions and bargain collectively with employers, also establishing the National Labor relations board
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ruled unconstitutional
NRA AAA
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FDR tried to pack the Supreme Court
The Supreme Court started to rule some of the New Deal Programs unconstitutional. EX- The NRA and the AAA. FDR was not happy, so he tried to add 6 more Supreme Court judges who were pro- New Deal legislation. Congress said no because it would violate the constitution. (Separation of powers)
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Good Neighbor Policy-
promising non-interference in the internal affairs of Latin American nations and fostering cooperation and economic relations instead
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Cash and Carry:
allowing belligerent nations to purchase non-military goods from the United States, provided they paid immediately in cash and transported the goods on their own ships
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Lend-Lease:
allowed the US to provide military and economic aid to Allied nations without formally entering the war
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Rugged Individualism
championed the idea that individuals are responsible for their own success or failure, and that personal effort and determination are the keys to achieving one's goals. no government aid
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Trickle-down theory
Hoover believed that the government should support businesses and banks, hoping that their prosperity would "trickle down" to the average person through job creation and increased economic activity.
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(RFC)
provided government loans to banks, railroads, and big businesses.
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Bonus Army
In 1924, the US government promised World War I veterans a bonus to be paid in 1945. veterans, facing severe financial difficulties, organized a march on Washington, D.C., to demand early payment of their bonuses. -The media referred to the veterans as the "Bonus Army" or "Bonus Marchers".
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Hawley-Smoot Tariff
sharply raised U.S. tariffs on imported goods, aiming to protect American farmers and manufacturers, but ultimately triggered retaliatory tariffs from other countries and worsened the Great Depression.