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The New Deal. Chapter 24.1. FDR’s Background. What do you know about FDR?. 20 th Amendment. March inauguration 20 th Amendment – changes inauguration Why change? Reduces lame duck period Get the Brain Trust to work!. Frances Perkins. Mary McLeod Bethune. 21 st Amendment. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: The New Deal

The New DealChapter 24.1

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FDR’s Background

What do you know about FDR?

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20th Amendment• March inauguration• 20th Amendment –

changes inauguration• Why change?• Reduces lame duck

period• Get the Brain Trust

to work!

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Frances Perkins

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Mary McLeod Bethune

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21st Amendment• Prohibition

OVER!• Ratified in 1933• Last to ratify =

Utah, Ohio…•… and

Pennsylvania?

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Restore Hope

Fireside chats

First Fireside Chat

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First Action

•Campaign promise = balance the budget•Economy Act

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Two Theories• Keynsian

Economics• “Prime the Pump”• Borrow and spend

money…• To create jobs• Run up large

deficits• Pay debt later

• Supply Side Economics• Tax cuts and

breaks• Businesses

reinvest• Jobs created• Benefits “trickle

down”

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The Hundred Days

• “FDR Push” = • New Programs:• Relief = people in

need• Recovery = for the

economy• Reform = never

happen again

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Collaboration• Read Chapter

24.1 (p.624 – 631)• Research your

programs• Record your

findings (poster!)• Share with others

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Critics and Response

Chapter 24.2

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Political Attacks

• From the left:• Huey Long• Father Coughlin• Dr. Francis Townsend• Union Party

• From the right:• American Liberty

League• Supreme Court

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FDR Response• Second New Deal = • Works Progress

Administration• National Youth

Administration• Revenue Act of 1935• Social Security Act• National Labor Relations

Act• Soil Conservation and

Adjustment Act

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Presidential Election - 1936

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Collaboration

• Pick a partner (or two…)• Pick a program• Record your

findings (poster!)• Share with the

class

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End of the New DealChapter 24.3

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Final Legislation

• Second AAA (AAA2):– “ever normal granary”–Crop insurance

• Fair Labor Standards Act –Maximum hours–Minimum wage–Overtime pay–No child labor

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Recovery and Recession

• Economy = slow, steady, shaky• 1937 = deficit fears

• Roosevelt actions:• 1. Less spending• 2. Lays off workers• 3. Social Security tax

• Effect:• Recession!• Back to Keynes!• Public fears!

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Packing the Court (9 15)• Legislation =

reorganize fed courts• Add 6 to SC• Stated rationale• True rationale• Senate• Backlash• Effect – New Deal

support suffers

15?

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Democratic Purge

• Conflict• Primary = anti-

speeches, letters by FDR• 1938 elections • Effect – No

Congressional support• NEW DEAL IS OVER!

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New Deal Impact

1. Great Depression

2. Modern Government