Febrero 3-6

Monday- Friday

Banks Energy Stock Market

passed five days after taking office
passed in response to the thousends of banks that closed down
passed for days after fdr announced the bank goliday, which closed banks down temp.
the ebra would close down the bank reorganize it and then reopen the bank when it was stable
provided insurance to peoples money in the banks
when banks reopened many poeple put their money back into the banks
within a couple of weeks, more than half of the money that people withdrew from backs was put back into banks
generally eneded the bank runs that was commonplace from 129-1933
fdic- crated by the glass steagall act in 1933
iscured peoples moneu in banks up to 1000
insures money in savings and checking accounts, money market accounts and cds
does not insure stocks bonds mutual funds, items in saety deposit boxes loss due to theft or fraud and insurance accounts
FDIC made by the bankint act a permanent agency withtin the us gov
strengthened the power of the federal reserve making banking safer overall
federal securiteis act
made the stock market a safer place for people to invest thier money
two goals
- requiered that investors recieve siginficant information refarding securities being offered for public sale
- prohibited deceit misreperentations and other fraud in the sale of securities to the public
sec
still arouind today
was organized regulates the stock market therefore making the market more secure and safter for popeles money
created to genereate electric power and control floods in a seven state region tva
fdr sigened the tva
aurthority act fcreating the tva
the agency still existes and has grown to becoem americas largest public powere company
some critized the the tva for helping certain regions
rea was provided farms with inexpensive electric lightignand power and eventually teleophone sevices
this brought all the eectrical appliances taht the cities had since
the rea meade long term loans to state and local governments to farmenrs cooperatives and to nonprofit organizations to do the work
rural households with electricity had risen to 25%

Musicians, native, african americans, women

wpa built miles fo roads
it proented concerstand produced amost 475000 works of art
federal project no1 give artistic and professional work to the unemployed who qualified.
it consisted fo the federal art project
frederal thearter project
the federal writere project
and the hisorical recods survey
indian reorganiziation act
passed in 1934
abolised the dawes act and sallowed natove american to govern themselves on the tribal basis
allowed native americans to manage and keep their own loand
included provisions to help create job opportunitieis on idain reservations this has led to may casions on idian reservations
the act is still around today

opponents- some say fdr went to far. spent too much money
others say he didt do enought. he needed to do more.
resaons the new deal was challanged?
- created a ver powerful president that led congress, this was aviolation of checks and balances
- it was a radical departure form laissez faire ideals, crated "big gov"
- some acts apperar interfereing and uncostituitional
- heavy debt burden the us was engaged in defict spending and this was unhealthy for the economy in the long run
court packing bill

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5Brenda February 3, 2015 at 12:18pm
Monday- Friday

Banks Energy Stock Market
- passed five days after taking office
- passed in response to the thousends of banks that closed down
- passed for days after fdr announced the bank goliday, which closed banks down temp.
- the ebra would close down the bank reorganize it and then reopen the bank when it was stable
- provided insurance to peoples money in the banks
- when banks reopened many poeple put their money back into the banks
- within a couple of weeks, more than half of the money that people withdrew from backs was put back into banks
- generally eneded the bank runs that was commonplace from 129-1933
- fdic- crated by the glass steagall act in 1933
- iscured peoples moneu in banks up to 1000
- insures money in savings and checking accounts, money market accounts and cds
- does not insure stocks bonds mutual funds, items in saety deposit boxes loss due to theft or fraud and insurance accounts
- FDIC made by the bankint act a permanent agency withtin the us gov
- strengthened the power of the federal reserve making banking safer overall
- federal securiteis act
- made the stock market a safer place for people to invest thier money
- two goals
  
  requiered that investors recieve siginficant information refarding securities being offered for public sale
  
  prohibited deceit misreperentations and other fraud in the sale of securities to the public
- sec
- still arouind today
- was organized regulates the stock market therefore making the market more secure and safter for popeles money
- created to genereate electric power and control floods in a seven state region tva
- fdr sigened the tva
- aurthority act fcreating the tva
- the agency still existes and has grown to becoem americas largest public powere company
- some critized the the tva for helping certain regions
- rea was provided farms with inexpensive electric lightignand power and eventually teleophone sevices
- this brought all the eectrical appliances taht the cities had since
- the rea meade long term loans to state and local governments to farmenrs cooperatives and to nonprofit organizations to do the work
- rural households with electricity had risen to 25%
Musicians, native, african americans, women
- wpa built miles fo roads
- it proented concerstand produced amost 475000 works of art
- federal project no1 give artistic and professional work to the unemployed who qualified.
- it consisted fo the federal art project
- frederal thearter project
- the federal writere project
- and the hisorical recods survey
- indian reorganiziation act
- passed in 1934
- abolised the dawes act and sallowed natove american to govern themselves on the tribal basis
- allowed native americans to manage and keep their own loand
- included provisions to help create job opportunitieis on idain reservations this has led to may casions on idian reservations
- the act is still around today
- opponents- some say fdr went to far. spent too much money
- others say he didt do enought. he needed to do more.
- resaons the new deal was challanged?
  
  created a ver powerful president that led congress, this was aviolation of checks and balances
  
  it was a radical departure form laissez faire ideals, crated "big gov"
  
  some acts apperar interfereing and uncostituitional
  
  heavy debt burden the us was engaged in defict spending and this was unhealthy for the economy in the long run
- court packing bill

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