1930's Domestic Policy - Sheet1 Flashcards

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Employees youth to work on school grounds if they stay in school

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NYA, National Youth Administration.

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the first hundred days of Franklin Roosevelt’s term as president which was used as a measuring stick to see what President’s can accomplish at the beginning of their administration

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Hundred Days

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Makes bombs and bullets for Europe as they gear up for WWII

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WPP, War Preparedness Program.

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A group of close advisers to FDR. These were academics, lawyers, economists, and social scientists.

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Brain Trust

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Nickname for FDR’s New Deal programs

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Alphabet soup

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Policies the stock market

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SEC, Securities and Exchange Commission.

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Promoted by Francis Townsend who wanted to give 200.00 to those over 60 and they must spend it in 30 days. This program would take 50% of the budget to benefit 8% of the population.

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Old Age Revolving Pension Fund

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ruled the AAA unconstitutional; because the processing tax took money from one group to directly benefit another group which goes against Article 1 Section 8 clause 18

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Butler vs. US

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disease suffered by FDR which ultimately confined him to a wheel chair

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Polio

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provided electricity to the Tennessee Valley by building hydro-electric dams in the area

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TVA, Tennessee Valley Authority,

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Republicans who believed it was destroying the American work ethic

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Conservative Concerns

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Eliminate competition so businesses will continue to operate

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NRA, National Recovery Act.

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protected unions and collective bargaining rights. Protected the right of workers to join a union

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Wagner Act

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The only thing we have to fear is fear itself.

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FDR’s inaugural quote

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son was kidnapped and killed

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Lindbergh tragedy

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Federal money to the state for direct help to people

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FERA, Federal Emergency Relief Act. (called FEMA today)

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director of the FBI

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J. Edgar Hoover

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a tax put on companies who process food so to pay farmers as part of the AAA program

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Processing Tax

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March 6 to 10 1932, closed banks in order to prevent withdraws (“runs on banks”), and in turn failures

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Banking Holiday

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track star who won 4 gold medals in the 1936 Olympics

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Jesse Owens

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Senator Huey Long promoted a take from the rich and give to the poor concept

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Share Our Wealth Program

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Schecter was producing sick chickens. NRA said they couldn’t do that. Supreme Court ruled the NRA unconstitutional

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Schecter Poultry vs. US

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The informal radio conversations Roosevelt had with the people to keep spirits up. It was a means of communicating with the people on how he would take on the depression.

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Fireside Chat

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Provided affordable electricity for isolated rural areas

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REA, Rural Electric Administration.

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# y Eliminate competition so businesses will continue to operate
NRA, National Recovery Act.
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# y Radio Priest and critic of the New Deal. Forced off the radio for making anti-Semitic remarks.
Father Charles Coughlin
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# y Republicans who believed it was destroying the American work ethic
Conservative Concerns
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# y Funded artists, musicians, and bigger construction projects (Old Valley Stadium and old Phenix elementary
WPA,Works Progress Administration.
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# y Employees youth to work on school grounds if they stay in school
NYA, National Youth Administration.
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# y reached 25%
unemployment rates
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# y Nickname for FDR's New Deal programs
Alphabet soup
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# y Federal money to the state for direct help to people
FERA, Federal Emergency Relief Act. (called FEMA today)
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# y focused on the Dust Bowl, Mt. Rushmore, Hoover Dam, Banking crisis and boxing match
Bust Video
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# y FDR plan to pack the court by adding 1 justice for every justice over the age of 70
Judiciary Reorganization Bill
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# y provided electricity to the Tennessee Valley by building hydro-electric dams in the area
TVA, Tennessee Valley Authority
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# y A group of close advisers to FDR. These were academics, lawyers, economists, and social scientists.
Brain Trust
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# y Provided affordable electricity for isolated rural areas
REA, Rural Electric Administration.
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# y Funded artists, musicians, and bigger construction projects (Old Valley Stadium and old Phenix elementary
WPA, Works Progress Administration.
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# y started to help deal with ag surplus
School Lunch Program
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# y first female cabinet member. Secretary of Labor
Frances Perkins
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# y Young actress who sang and danced her way into America's heart.
Shirley Temple
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# y To pay farmers not to farm. goal was to eliminate surplus
AAA, Agriculture Adjustment Act.
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# y insures depositor's money in the banks
FDIC, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation,
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# y President during the Great Depression, polio, from a wealthy family
FDR
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# y started to help deal with ag surplus
School Lunch Program
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# y ends the Great Depression as we put people back to work making bombs and bullets for the war effort
WWII
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# y Give jobs and training in conservation to men 18-25
CCC, Civilian Conservation Corp.
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# y Direct handout to the people
Dole
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# y Roosevelt's wife and greatest asset. An advocate for minorities.
Eleanor Roosevelt
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# y Promoted by Francis Townsend who wanted to give 200.00 to those over 60 and they must spend it in 30 days. This program would take 50% of the budget to benefit 8% of the population.
Old Age Revolving Pension Fund
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# y reached 25%
unemployment rates
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# y symbol used by the NRA
Blue Eagle
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# y economic policy where government would pump money into the economy in order to stimulate economic recovery
Pump Priming
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# y provides retirement disability unemployment and survivor benefits
Social Security Act
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# y Name given to FDR's economic plan to fight the Great Depression
New Deal
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# y Insures low interest loans to buy homes
FHA, Federal Housing Act.
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# y Senator Huey Long promoted a take from the rich and give to the poor concept
Share Our Wealth Program
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# y focused on the Dust Bowl, Mt. Rushmore, Hoover Dam, Banking crisis and boxing match
Bust Video
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# y ends the Great Depression as we put people back to work making bombs and bullets for the war effort
WWII
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# y provides retirement disability unemployment and survivor benefits
Social Security Act
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# y When the government spends more money than it has
Deficit Spending
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# y Makes bombs and bullets for Europe as they gear up for WWII
WPP, War Preparedness Program.
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# y Name given to FDR's economic plan to fight the Great Depression
New Deal