Monday, Jan. 31

new blog assignment..

 

fashion in the 30's..

 

the 100 days was the first 100 days roosevelt was president and all the bills he passed..

 

FFDCA- Federal Food, Drug and Cosmetic act..

after killing people with the ingredients it was fixed and became successfull..

start labeling things to know what they are eating.. still successfull today..

 

Fireside Chat and The Banking Act of 1935

started by Roosevelt..

used the radio to communicate with people as if he were standing in their house.. and that was fireside chatting.. started these chat to calm and restore the country.. after he said something to do the next day or something they went and did it.. as if he was just talking to them and not the whole rest the country.. people spent several hours just listening to the radio.. liked talking to children.. and the only bad thing about the fireside chats were that he couldnt hear their responses.. and so he couldnt answer all their questions.. in his first chat he explained why the banks crashed and so they did something to help them go back up.. the first fireside chat to the whole country was on march 12 1933.

 

Banking Act of 1935

made FDIC permanent..

 

agricultural adjustment act

payed farmers not to plant some of their crops and kill all the extra livestock..

made so they could purchase power..

left tenant farmers witout jobs and even houses..

unconstitutional in 1936..

act was put back into govrnment and was pretty much a replacement..

new act was more complex..

still around today..

helped WWI

people in the city were starved becoz of the killing of all the extra..

 

 

defict spending

spend more money than they make..

roosevelt didnt want to go further into debt..

kept spending til he hit rock bottom..

hoover was deficit spending.. and then when roosevelt was preident and it was going down at first.. and then went up and back down..

people began to think it was unnessesary..

told people it was temporary..

deficit spending was added to the new deal..

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