Hoover/FDR policies Flashcards
(34 cards)
Reconstruction finance corporation
(Hoover) to lend money to companies and banks on verge of bankruptcy
Federal farm board
Helped farmers by buying products to keep prices high (hoover)
Declaring debt moratorium
Temporary halt on repayment of war debts (hoover)
Bonus army
(Hoover) used tanks/tear gas against veterans who were owned bonuses from war
“Brain trusts” 3 goals…
Relief, recovery, reform (FDR)
E.B.R.A
Emergency Banking Relief, closed banks until US Treasury inspected them for financial soundness
FDIC
Federal Deposit INSURANCE Corporation, provided federal insurance for bank accounts, guaranteed your money
Federal Securities Act
required all companies to give info on stocks, prevented them from lying about stocks
SEC
Securities/exchange commission, regulates stock market
AAA
Agricultural Adjustment Act, payed farmers not to work on land, paid them to waste food, raise farm prices
CCC
Civilian Conservation Corps, young men paid to help nature/build roads/get rid of dust bowl
FERA
federal emergency relief administration, money to unemployed/aged/ill
CWA
civil works administration, built schools, paid teachers, built roads
NIRA
national industrial recovery act, established codes for fair practices in industry
TVA
Tennessee valley authority, renovated dams, provided jobs, flood control, brought hydroelectric power to poor areas
NRA
national recovery administration, set prices/work hours, ban child labor
HOLC
home owners loan corporation, gave govern. loans to people who might lose homes to foreclosure
FHA
federal housing administration, loans for new houses/repairs (mortgages)
Supreme Court Struck Down
NIRA-gave legislative powers to executive branches(setting prices of goods)
AAA-agriculture is state not federal matter (paid farmers to waste NEEDED food)
Soil conservation/domestic allotment act
eliminated part of tax declared unconstitutional
resettlement administration
helped farmers resettle on better land
FSA
farm security administration, help farmers own land
WPA
Works Progress Administration, 5 billion for public works, employed teachers/writers/artists/actors
NYA
National Youth Administration, student financial aid, work study programs