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

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