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BELLWORK 1. What was the New Deal? 2. What was the difference between the PWA and the CCC? 3. What is the FDIC? 4. What are fireside chats? (pg. 459) 5. In your opinion, was the New Deal successful? Why or why not? 6. THINKER: FDR was often criticized as being a socialist by his opponents. Why do you think that is?

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BELLWORK1. What was the New Deal?2. What was the difference between the

PWA and the CCC?3. What is the FDIC?4. What are fireside chats? (pg. 459)5. In your opinion, was the New Deal

successful? Why or why not?6. THINKER: FDR was often criticized as

being a socialist by his opponents. Why do you think that is?

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New Deal Opposition

• Although the New Deal was very successful, FDR’s programs faced some opposition.

• You will read pages 465-469 and complete the graphic organizer.

• Explain why each person/group opposed FDR’s New Deal legislation.

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Southern Tenant Farmer’s Union• Union of farmers

fighting for better working conditions.

• Few landowners complied with the AAA and evicted farmers

• Now, they became unemployed AND homeless

• Argued that FDR took no action

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Father Coughlin• Fundamentalist priest

with his own radio show

• Appealed to people’s fears/prejudices instead of reason

• Said FDR was not changing financial system

• Also blamed Jews for banking problems

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Senator Huey Long• Took control of

Louisiana’s government by appointing his followers

• Opposed FDR because he wanted to redistribute wealth even more

• Appealed to the working/low classes

• Assassinated

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Conservatives • FDR was interfering too

much with private businesses

• Believed the government needed to stay out of business

• FDR was spending too much on relief

• Argued FDR had lack of experience, and was turning the U.S. towards socialism.

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Supreme Court• Overturned NRA &

AAA because it gave too much power to the Executive Branch

• Checks and balances

• Said taxes were not a good way to regulate agriculture (like AAA)

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Conflict over the Judicial Branch• During FDR’s first term, the Supreme Court had struck down

several components of his “New Deal” economic programs. So……

• In 1937, FDR proposed the “court-packing plan” (Judicial Procedures Reform Bill of 1937). This would allow him to:– Add more justices to the Supreme Court– Personally appoint the justices– Obtain favorable rulings for his New Deal Legislation

• Wanted to establish a pro-New Deal majority in the Supreme Court

• Why do you think this bill received so much opposition?• Opponents viewed this as an attempt to stack the court in his

favor: not fair & would give executive branch too much power• Overturned because of unpopularity • Considered his biggest source of opposition throughout entire

presidency

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America the Story of Us: Bust

• Covers several topics during the Great Depression:– Bank Runs– Dust Bowl– Hoover Dam– Mt. Rushmore– Rise of Nazi Germany

– Answer the 16 questions on this worksheet!

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Unit 5 Review Game: Slate & Race

• A question will appear on the board and you must race to answer it.

• You may use your notes and book.

• Once you write the answer on your slate, hold it up so I can check it.

• First five CORRECT responses will get a point.

• Top two teams get 5 points of extra credit on their test!

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• In the 1920’s, people used ___________ to purchase items they normally could not afford.

• CREDIT

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• The Dust Bowl was a combination of which two factors?

• Drought and Bad Farming Practices

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• Why did conservatives criticize the New Deal?

• It was too involved in private businesses

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• What event caused FDR to get the most opposition?

• His attempt to “pack” the Supreme Court

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• What program did President Hoover create to stabilize banks with government aide?

• RFC (Reconstruction Finance Corporation)

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• Which New Deal program gave men environmental jobs?

• CCC – Civilian Conservation Corps

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• Which law was passed to eliminate fraud in the stock market?

• Truth-in-Securities Act

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•Making high risk investments in the hopes of large returns.

•Speculation

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• This high import tax encouraged U.S. citizens to “buy American” and protect U.S. products from foreign competition.

• Hawley-Smoot Tariff

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• Who appealed to people’s prejudice and opposed FDR for not changing America’s financial system?

• Father Coughlin

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• Which law prohibited banks from investing in the stock market?

• Glass-Stegall Banking Act

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• Which group opposed the New Deal because it caused farmers to become homeless and unemployed?

• Southern Tenant Farmers’ Union (STFU)

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• List three of President Hoover’s ideas on government.

• Prosperity starts at the top and trickles down, state/local governments should handle relief, government should have minimal involvement in business

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• This is when you purchase a stock with a portion of your own money, while the rest is borrowed or loaned.

• Buying on margin

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TIE-BREAKER

• FDR’s New Deal Legislation was characterized by relief, recovery, and reform.

• List one program from each category!