Chapter 17 The New Deal 1933-1938 (Pages 505-525)
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Transcript of Chapter 17 The New Deal 1933-1938 (Pages 505-525)
•Forging a New Deal•2nd Bonus Army March
•Campsites provided•Eleanor paid a visit•“The only thing we have to fear, is fear itself.”
Programs for relief, jobs, economic recovery Restore confidence in banks
FDICPublic Works ProjectsCivil Works AdministrationCivilian Conservation Corps
2.5 million men in forest, beach, and park maintainence
8,500 women employed
National Industrial Recovery ActSet wages, conditions, production, and priceMinimum wage setCollective bargainingFederal Securities ActDisclose stock informationHome owners loan associationTennessee Valley AuthorityImproved least modernized area, set
standards for farming
Women involved in Cabinet Posts
Brain trusts Eleanor
Traveled to promote programs
Sat in the middle of a segregated auditorium
Worked her way through school with odd jobs and earned a scholarship
Started women’s school in Daytona Florida
Served in many voluntary organizations
Worked in many New Deal programs for African Americans
Did not improve economy enough
Many agencies deemed unconstitutional
More aggressive Works Progress Administration
Public areas/the artsWagner ActUnions become legalSocial Security ActRetirement benefits, survivors’ benefits,
unemployment insurance, aid for mothers, and disability benefits
Landslide victory Democrats gained new members and groups
Limits of the New DealDid not benefit allSet minimum wage too lowJobs went to male head of household
Skilled in the south went to white workersLower wagesDid not stop lynchings
Preserve the status quoAgainst taxing the richAgainst social security #’s-too militaristic
Limited freedomAgainst compulsory insurance
Change of existing institutionsDid not go far enoughOthersDemagogues-manipulate with half
truths, deceptive promises, scare tactics.Father Charles CoughlinBack and forthAnti-semitismPraise for Hitler1940 Catholic leaders made him go off
the air
Governor and Senator from Louisiana
Helped under privileged but had a large ruthless political machine
1935 shot by a political enemy’s son
Court reform bill that would add 6 judges to the supreme court
Widely criticized Withdrew Southern Democrats and Republicans
became allies
Recession of 1937Less income because of Social Security tax
WPA cutNational debt IncreasedPrograms reinstated
Membership increased1933 3 million-1941 10.5 million
Unions unite with unskilled workers and minorities are allowed membership
Sit down strikes- stay at work but do nothing while workers outside picketPrevented Scabs
Men sit in but Gm turns off heat and blocks food and calls in policeWomen get involvedMilitia not used
Not all strikes successfulFord
Programs gave work to artistsLiterature
“Grapes of Wrath” and “Gone with the Wind” Radio/MoviesComedies-Jack Benny and Fred AllenSoap OperasSymphonies/operasMovie double features/drive ins Gangster films Walt Disney
National and State Parks TVA Social Security