TheNewDealA series ofgovernmentprogramsdesigned toend the GreatDepressionNationalRecoveryAdministrationAsked businesses tovoluntarily followcodes which setstandard prices,production limits andminimum wages.AgriculturalAdjustmentActs (AAA)Paid farmers to plantless in the hope ofincreasing crop prices.The government alsobought farm surplusesand stored them inwarehouses untilprices went up.RecoveryProgramsNew Dealprograms weredesigned tostimulate theeconomy, industryand agricultureWorksProgressAdministrationCreated jobs byhiring artists, writersand musicians topaint murals, produceplays and createother artworks.PresidentFranklinRoosevelt(FDR)Wanted toprovide aid tobusinessesandindividualsReliefProgram Programsdesigned toprovide shorttermassistanceCivilianConservationCorp (CCC) Gave jobs toyoung menplanting treesand cleaningup forests.Public WorksAdministration Created federal jobsfor the unemployedby building publicprojects such asschools, roads,courts, post officesand bridges. NationalLaborRelations Act(Wagner Act)Gave workers theright to form unions,to bargain collectivelyand to submitgrievances to theNational LaborRelations Board.FederalDepositInsuranceCorporation(FDIC)Insured bankdeposits so thatpeople would notlose their savingsin the event of abank failure.Securities &ExchangeCommission(SEC)Designed to watchover the stockmarket, preventfraud and guardagainst anotherstock market crash.FiresideChatA series of radioaddress given byPresident Rooseveltto the Americanpeople to explain hispolices and plans tofix the economy.SocialSecurityActProvided workerswithunemploymentinsurance, old agepensions, andinsurance if theydied early.ReformProgramsDesigned to fixsystematicproblems in theeconomy to tryand prevent futureeconomicdepressions.PresidentHooverPresident thatwanted toprovide aid tobusinesses notindividuals.TheNewDealA series ofgovernmentprogramsdesigned toend the GreatDepressionNationalRecoveryAdministrationAsked businesses tovoluntarily followcodes which setstandard prices,production limits andminimum wages.AgriculturalAdjustmentActs (AAA)Paid farmers to plantless in the hope ofincreasing crop prices.The government alsobought farm surplusesand stored them inwarehouses untilprices went up.RecoveryProgramsNew Dealprograms weredesigned tostimulate theeconomy, industryand agricultureWorksProgressAdministrationCreated jobs byhiring artists, writersand musicians topaint murals, produceplays and createother artworks.PresidentFranklinRoosevelt(FDR)Wanted toprovide aid tobusinessesandindividualsReliefProgramProgramsdesigned toprovide shorttermassistanceCivilianConservationCorp (CCC) Gave jobs toyoung menplanting treesand cleaningup forests.Public WorksAdministration Created federal jobsfor the unemployedby building publicprojects such asschools, roads,courts, post officesand bridges. NationalLaborRelations Act(Wagner Act)Gave workers theright to form unions,to bargain collectivelyand to submitgrievances to theNational LaborRelations Board.FederalDepositInsuranceCorporation(FDIC)Insured bankdeposits so thatpeople would notlose their savingsin the event of abank failure.Securities &ExchangeCommission(SEC)Designed to watchover the stockmarket, preventfraud and guardagainst anotherstock market crash.FiresideChatA series of radioaddress given byPresident Rooseveltto the Americanpeople to explain hispolices and plans tofix the economy.SocialSecurityActProvided workerswithunemploymentinsurance, old agepensions, andinsurance if theydied early.ReformProgramsDesigned to fixsystematicproblems in theeconomy to tryand prevent futureeconomicdepressions.PresidentHooverPresident thatwanted toprovide aid tobusinesses notindividuals.

The New Deal - Call List

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  1. A series of government programs designed to end the Great Depression
    The New Deal
  2. Asked businesses to voluntarily follow codes which set standard prices, production limits and minimum wages.
    National Recovery Administration
  3. Paid farmers to plant less in the hope of increasing crop prices. The government also bought farm surpluses and stored them in warehouses until prices went up.
    Agricultural Adjustment Acts (AAA)
  4. New Deal programs were designed to stimulate the economy, industry and agriculture
    Recovery Programs
  5. Created jobs by hiring artists, writers and musicians to paint murals, produce plays and create other artworks.
    Works Progress Administration
  6. Wanted to provide aid to businesses and individuals
    President Franklin Roosevelt (FDR)
  7. Programs designed to provide short term assistance
    Relief Program
  8. Gave jobs to young men planting trees and cleaning up forests.
    Civilian Conservation Corp (CCC)
  9. Created federal jobs for the unemployed by building public projects such as schools, roads, courts, post offices and bridges.
    Public Works Administration
  10. Gave workers the right to form unions, to bargain collectively and to submit grievances to the National Labor Relations Board.
    National Labor Relations Act (Wagner Act)
  11. Insured bank deposits so that people would not lose their savings in the event of a bank failure.
    Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC)
  12. Designed to watch over the stock market, prevent fraud and guard against another stock market crash.
    Securities & Exchange Commission (SEC)
  13. A series of radio address given by President Roosevelt to the American people to explain his polices and plans to fix the economy.
    Fireside Chat
  14. Provided workers with unemployment insurance, old age pensions, and insurance if they died early.
    Social Security Act
  15. Designed to fix systematic problems in the economy to try and prevent future economic depressions.
    Reform Programs
  16. President that wanted to provide aid to businesses not individuals.
    President Hoover