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How did the New Deal attempt to address the problems of the depression?

Objectives
Chapter 9 Section 1 Objectives:
Analyze the impact Franklin D. Roosevelt had on the American people after becoming President. Describe the programs that were parts of the first New Deal and their immediate impact Identify critical responses to the New Deal.

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Roosevelt

Charles Coughlin

Agenda

Snail

PWA

New Deal

Farmers

AAA

NRA

FDR

Fireside chats

HOLC

Free

TVA

$5,000

Democratic Party

FDR

FERA

FHA

Governor of NY

CCC

Huey Long

CWA

Congress

Republican Party

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Terms & People

Franklin D. Roosevelt Charles Coughlin Huey Long Fireside Chat

Eleanor Roosevelt
New Deal

Charles Coughlin
Catholic Priest Had a weekly radio show Once a supporter of the New Deal, then Accused FDR of not doing enough to fight depression

out-Hoovered, Hoover Charles Coughlin

Instant Action
Federal Deposit Insurance Cooperation (FDIC) Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) Civil Works Administration (CWA) National Recovery Administration (NRA) Public Works Administration (PWA) Federal Emergency Relief Act (FERA) Home Owners Loan Corporation (HOLC)

Franklin D. Roosevelt
July 1932 New York Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt accepted Democratic Partys presidential nomination FDR faced and overcame many obstacles and took charge with The New Deal in the first 100 days of office.

Eleanor Roosevelt
1905 Marries her distant cousin, FDR.
1920s Became deeply involved in public affairs.

Analyze this
Check your Understanding 1.What does A represent? B? C? Political Cartoon

2.Why did the cartoonist use a snail to represent Congress?

The New Deal

Three goals Relief Recovery Reform During Roosevelt's 1st 100 days in office congress passed 15 bills to provide relief from the immediate hardships of the depression and achieve economic recovery.

Huey Long
A senator backed by Charles Coughlin, whose folksy speeches delighted audiences. Longs solution to the depression was his Share our Wealth program. High taxes on the wealthy and large corporations.

Fireside Chat
Informal radio speeches given by President Roosevelt. Became an important way for Roosevelt to communicate with the American People The 1st fireside chat- FDR explained the measures he had taken to stem the run on banks.