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What is the Legacy of the New Deal Click each link to understand some important details about each topic. The first column contains information on the impact of the agencies that are still around today. The second column offers five issues that represent key events in American history in which the president acted in a way reminiscent of FDR during the New Deal. In these cases did FDRs precedent lead to society that was dependent on government bailouts? Lastly, while many New Deal agencies do not exist today, such agencies have left their mark on America physically and/or philosophically. Where can we see the New Deal today? NEW DEAL LEGACY NEW DEAL LEGACY

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Why have the following agencies had sticking power? Did FDR make the United States a Welfare State dependent on government support/bailout. The Remains of the New Deal in American government and in society today TVAWhat is meant by welfare state? American infrastructure of the public works projects (CCC, PWA, WPA etc). FDICThe Great SocietyThe Preservation of Democracy SECThe Stimulus PackageSupport of Agricultural Prices SOCIAL SECURITY BailoutsLabor Relations FEDERAL HOUSING ADMINISTRATION Affordable Care Act Obamacare A forever changed political philosophy

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THE TVA The Tennessee Valley Authority The Tennessee Valley Authority Facts about Electricity Facts about Electricity GO BACK GO BACK

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THE FDIC The FDIC official website The FDIC official website GO BACK GO BACK

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The Securities and Exchange Commission The SEC Official Website The SEC Official Website How did the SEC miss Madoff How did the SEC miss Madoff The Role of the SEC The Role of the SEC GO BACK GO BACK

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Social Security Social Security Official Website Social Security Official Website GO BACK GO BACK

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The Federal Housing Administration FHA facts and history FHA facts and history GO BACK GO BACK

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What is a Welfare State? What is a welfare state? What is a welfare state? Opinions on a welfare state: positive or negative? Opinions on a welfare state: positive or negative? Social Expenditures seen in map by country GO BACK GO BACK

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Lyndon Johnsons Great Society The Great Society and the New Deal The Great Society and the New Deal GO BACK GO BACK Who was President Lyndon Johnson

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American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 Stimulus Package Read the Introduction Read the Introduction New Jersey Projects New Jersey Projects Comparing the New Deal to the Stimulus Package Comparing the New Deal to the Stimulus Package GO BACK GO BACK

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Bailouts Recipients of Bailouts by hte Government Recipients of Bailouts by hte Government What is a bailout: A situation in which a business, individual or government offers money to a failing business in order to prevent the consequences that arise from a business's downfall. Bailouts can take the form of loans, bonds, stocks or cash. They may or may not require reimbursement. Bailouts have traditionally occurred in industries or businesses that may be perceived as no longer being viable, or are just sustaining huge losses. Typically, these companies employ a large number of people, leading some people to believe that the economy would be unable to sustain such a huge jump in unemployment if the business folded. One of the biggest bailouts is the one proposed by the U.S. government in 2008 that will see $700 billion put toward bailing out various financial organizations and those affected by the credit crisis. Investopedia.com GO BACK GO BACK

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Obamacare Obamacare Video Obamacare Video Obamacare in 100 words Obamacare in 100 words GO BACK GO BACK

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American Infrastructure 12 New Deal Programs still around today WPA GO BACK GO BACK

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The Preservation of Democracy Democracy over Fascism Democracy over Fascism What did some European nations do in a time of economic downfall GO BACK GO BACK

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Support of Agricultural Prices Farm Subsidies: An Opinion GO BACK GO BACK

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Labor National Labor Relations Board National Labor Relations Board GO BACK GO BACK

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A Forever Changed Political Philosophy FDR's Lessons for Obama FDR's Lessons for Obama Point/Counterpoint Succes of New Deal Point/Counterpoint Succes of New Deal GO BACK GO BACK