Political Developments: Overview of FDR's 100 Days and Fireside Chats Flashcards

1
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When did the first New Deal last from?

A

1933 to 1934

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When did the Second New Deal last from?

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1935 to 1938

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What did FDR say at his inauguration speech to create reassurance for the public?

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“The only thing we have to fear is fear itself”

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What did Roosevelt want to restore in the public?

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Confidence in the financial system

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5
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What were FDR’s “fireside chats”?

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Where he would talk directly to the public on the radio

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How many fireside chats did FDR do from 1933 to 1945?

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40 fireside chats

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How can it be seen the fireside chats were immensely popular when they were aired?

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Neighbors who did not have radios would go to the houses of people that did have radios to listen to FDR speak

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What did Roosevelt start his fireside chats with?

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“Good evening, friends”

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What did Franklin Roosevelt ask the public to do during one of his early chats?

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Tell him their troubles

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How many staff did FDR have to employ to deal with the letters he got?

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50 staff members

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How many staff did Hoover have to employ to deal with the letters he got?

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1 staff member

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