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THE NEW DEALSection 1: Restoring Hope

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Goals

•Explain what actions FDR took to stimulate the economy.

•Compare and contrast FDR’s policies with Hoover’s policies.

•Explain why the Supreme Court found the NIRA and the AAA unconstitutional.

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Journal Writing

•What do you think Americans expected from FDR?

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Franklin D. Roosevelt

http://www.americanrhetoric.com/speeches/fdrfirstfiresidechat.html

http://www.americanrhetoric.com/speeches/fdrfirstfiresidechat.html
http://www.americanrhetoric.com/speeches/fdrfirstfiresidechat.html
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•FDIC- Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.

•HOLC-Home Owners Loan Corporation

•FCA- Farm Credit Administration

•FERA- Federal Emergency Relief Administration.

•CWA- Civil Works Administration

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•CCC- Civilian Conservation Corps

•SEC- Securities and Exchange Commission

•NIRA- National Industrial Recovery Act

▫PWA- Public Works Administration▫NRA- National Recovery Administration

•AAA- Agricultural Adjustment Administration


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FDR’s First Inaugural Address - jarzen.weebly.com€¦ · FDR’s First Inaugural Address 1933. Question 1 (a) FDR’s audience was the American people (b) FDR was delivering this

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FDR and the Second New Deal. THE SECOND NEW DEAL Although the economy had improved during FDR’s first term (1932-1936), the gains were not as great as.

THE GREAT DEPRESSION Causes of the Depression Hoover’s Actions FDR Elected in 1932 First Hundred Days.

THE GREAT DEPRESSION Causes of the Depression Hoover’s Actions FDR Elected in 1932 First Hundred Days.

Hoover’s Policies

Hoover’s Policies

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FDR’s New Deal

FDR’s New Deal

Hoover’s Plan

Hoover’s Plan

FDR and His Times FDR’s Economic Program in the Great Depression

FDR and His Times FDR’s Economic Program in the Great Depression

The Great Depression and New Deal Causes of the Depression Hoover’s Response FDR’s First New Deal Critics of the New Deal Second New Deal “Court-Packing”

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FDR’s “New Deal”

FDR’s “New Deal”

N EW D EAL. F IRST H UNDRED D AYS Brain Trust – FDR’s Advisors 20 th Amendment – shortened lame duck period FDR and his advisors created any programs.

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Hoover’s Failure with the Depression

Hoover’s Failure with the Depression

Questions to Consider FDR & THE NEW DEAL (1)Which important qualities of leadership did FDR possess? (2)What was FDR’s approach to fighting the Depression?

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FDR’s “New Deal” Libertyville HS FDR and Eleanor, 1936.

FDR’s “New Deal” Libertyville HS FDR and Eleanor, 1936.

FDR’s New Deal (“Alphabet Programs”)

FDR’s New Deal (“Alphabet Programs”)

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The Great Depression Herbert Hoover’s Volunteerism.

The Great Depression Herbert Hoover’s Volunteerism.