10-0 Franklin Roosevelt's New Deal

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USH.4.6 Analyze the strengths and weaknesses of the First New Deal, including the Works Progress
Administration and the National Recovery Act.
USH.4.7 Explain the long-term effects of the Second New Deal, including its effects on agriculture,
labor, social welfare, and banking. (E)

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Matching Pairs 10-0 Franklin Roosevelt's New DealOnline version USH.4.6 Analyze the strengths and weaknesses of the First New Deal, including the Works Progress Administration and the National Recovery Act. USH.4.7 Explain the long-term effects of the Second New Deal, including its effects on agriculture, labor, social welfare, and banking. (E) by Lance Hiles 1 Roosevelt worried about people becoming dependent on relief handouts, and preferred programs that created ___ ___ . 2 _____ was the New Deal "R-Word" that gave help (money) to poor people in need. 3 Tennessee Valley Authority built dams to provide electricity, but it was controversial because it put the government in competition with ___ ___ 4 _____ was the New Deal "R-Word" that was intended to fix the economy in the short run and put people back to work. 5 ___ ___ struck down the AAA due to government intervention in the economy, they invalidated the NIRA because it gave legislative power to president 6 The ___ ___ was a set of government programs intended to fix the depression and prevent future depressions. 7 Hoover was not reelected as president because of his inability to end the Great Depression, so the voters elected _____ _____ instead. 8 New Deal changed the expectations that Americans had for ___ . Now, when things go sour, we expect ___ to do something. 9 Roosevelt tried to ___ ___ ___ after the Supreme Court struck down his AAA and NIRA programs, & many Americans called him power-hungry. 10 The government gave money to farmers so they would ___ ___ ___ , a provision of the Agricultural Adjustment Act, which set production quotas. 11 When the government goes into debt while ___ ___ , in an effort to create demand & save the economy, this is called Keynesian economics. 12 African American sharecroppers were not helped by AAA, who struggled the most in the Great Plains, where the ___ ___ took place. 13 Per historians, the Great Depression ended due to a lot of government spending in a program called ___ ___ . 14 Most successful program was ___ ___ ___ : it built post offices, paid painters to make murals, paid writers to make plays, employed 3 million. 15 One union argument for raising worker wages was that the great depression had been caused by ___ , so is workers had more money, they could spend more 16 ___ ___ ___ was designed so government planners & business leaders could create industry standards for production, prices, & working conditions 17 Wagner Act guaranteed workers the right to ____ and it created a National Labor Relations Board to hear disputes over unfair labor practices. 18 If there was less economic insecurity, people would spend more money, so they called for public housing & health care, which brings us ___ ___ Act 19 In his first ___ ___ , FDR & congress passed all the laws in the first half of the New Deal. 20 _____ was ended in the 1930s so the federal government could tax alcohol sales and then use the money to combat the great depression.

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