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The first new deal
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The New Deal began in the year
1933
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The New Deal was primarily designed to address the
Great Depression
.
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Key events in the early years of the New Deal
1️⃣ Election of Franklin D. Roosevelt
2️⃣ Passage of the National Industrial Recovery Act
3️⃣ Establishment of the Civilian Conservation Corps
4️⃣ Creation of the Public Works Administration
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The Civilian Conservation Corps focused on providing
jobs
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The Public Works Administration funded
large-scale
construction projects.
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Match the New Deal agency with its purpose:
CCC ↔️ Environmental conservation
PWA ↔️ Infrastructure projects
NRA ↔️ Industrial recovery
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What does NRA stand for in the context of the New Deal?
National Recovery Administration
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The National Recovery Administration aimed to stabilize
industries
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The NRA was declared unconstitutional by the
Supreme Court
.
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The Agricultural Adjustment Act was created to raise farm
prices
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What year was the Agricultural Adjustment Act passed?
1933
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The AAA was designed to address overproduction in
agriculture
.
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The Soil Conservation Service was created to prevent soil
erosion
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The
AAA
faced legal challenges and was later replaced by a revised version.
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The revised AAA focused on stabilizing farm income through storage and
marketing
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What was one major goal of the Farm Credit Administration?
Provide low-interest loans
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The
Farm Credit Administration
helped farmers refinance their debts.
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The Emergency Banking Act was passed to restore confidence in the
banking
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The Emergency Banking Act allowed the government to close
insolvent
banks temporarily.
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What was the purpose of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC)?
Insure bank deposits
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The FDIC was created to prevent
bank failures
and restore public trust in the financial system.
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What were two major challenges faced by the New Deal programs?
Unemployment and poverty
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Unemployment during the Great Depression peaked at
25%
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The Great Depression lasted for over a
decade
.
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Match the New Deal program with its primary goal:
FDIC ↔️ Bank deposit insurance
SCS ↔️ Soil conservation
AAA ↔️ Farm price stabilization
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The New Deal programs were criticized for their
cost
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What was one common criticism of the New Deal regarding its impact on states' rights?
Increased federal power
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The Tennessee Valley Authority focused on developing the
Tennessee
River region.
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What was one major benefit of the TVA's projects?
Cheap electricity
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The Social Security Act of
1935
provided benefits for the elderly and unemployed.
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The Social Security Act was funded through a
payroll
tax.
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What was one major criticism of the Social Security Act?
Limited coverage
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The Wagner Act of
1935
protected the rights of workers to form unions.
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The Wagner Act established the National Labor
Relations
Board.
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What was one major goal of the Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938?
Establish minimum wage
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The Fair Labor Standards Act set a
maximum
number of hours workers could work in a week.
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Match the New Deal act with its primary provision:
Wagner Act ↔️ Union rights
Fair Labor Standards Act ↔️ Minimum wage
Social Security Act ↔️ Retirement benefits
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The New Deal was partly influenced by the ideas of
Keynes
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The New Deal ended officially in
1941
with the start of World War II.
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What was one major lasting impact of the New Deal on the United States?
Expanded federal role
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