Bailey presented first- F.D.R.'s BackgroundBorn on January 30, 1882 in hyde park in new yorkMarried his cousinNew york state senate for 2 years32nd president... President for 12 yearscreated first new dealParapalegic due to poliohe died at age 63 on april 12, 1945affair-differences between the new dealsfirst new dealBanking holiday to restore confidence in banksstarted this program to help the great depressiontop downsecond new dealrelied more on defecit spendingsocial securitywlefarebottom upprogress of administrationpolitical cartoonMr. BrunsReliefwelfaresocial securityReformfinancial institutionsstock marketbusinessesRecoveryeconomy recovers then back to normalfireside chatsradio brodcast by F.D.R.lets people know whats going onspeaking to the peopleno tvthis was new technologyfirst one was about bankshe sounds like an oompa loompa100 daysfirst 100 days of F.D.R.'s presidencya lot of thenew deal programs were implemented15 major bills were passeddeficit spendingspending more $ than you take inbefore F.D.R there was no deficit spendingU.S. is good at itPriming the pumpto get the economy jump started we had to deficit spendingpeople felt F.D.R. was spending too muchas soon as government stopped deficit spending unemployment went upI Present :'(i feel naseousI did critics and failings and the supreme court packingpeople on both ends criticized roosevelt and the new deali could have done better had i not procrastinatedKyle next- RFCreconstruction finance coorporationit gave $2 billion to banks and businessesstate and local governmentsthey were supposed to hire people and create new jobsloans were repaidJanuary 1932$1.8 billion to munitions factoriesdisbanded because we no longer needed it in 1957bank of the united states benefitted from the RFCCCCcivilian conservation corpsmarch 21 19333 billion trees were planted by the CCC800 national parkssuccessfuldisbanded in 1942 due to WW2run by the militaryWIKIPEDIA RULES!!!!!Bruns-CWAcivil works administration1933cost the government 800,000,0004 million people hiredconstruction jobslasted a yearWPAworks progress administrationlargest and most comprehensive New Deal Agencymake work programconstruction projects across the nation650,000 miles of roads78,000 bridges225,000 concerts475,000 works of art7,000 miles of airport runwaysit helped the artsconstruction projectscamp david- presidential vacation spotgolden gate bridgeJgood- NYANational Youth Administrationgive people money to go to schooland finds jobs for 'emdid constructionestablished 1935provided grants to go to collegealso people who recieved the grants had to work part timeEBRA (bank holiday)banks closed to keep from permanently closingmarch 9 1933banks didnt reopen for 4 or more daysmore than 2/3 of the banks were closed permanently during the depressionBrittany-FSAFederal securities actregulates offer and sale of securitiesCompanies lie about making money, they can be taken to courtprevent overinflation of stock pricesnot successfulsecurities and exchange commisionFDICgarunteed people money if the banks failed$250,000 is the max you can get backit was successful but it was modified in 1991bank insurance fundLiz-NRANational recovery administration1933Created fair prctices and set wagespeople thought businesses sould do what they wantin 1935 factory production was up 22% from two years beforeNIRAcreated NRAsupported alliance between companies and industriesstrikesdeclared unconstitutionalSECregulates security industrylots of actsmainly successfulregulated stock market.makes sure it is safe.Catie-FERAFederal Emergency Relief Administrationoriginally ERAhoover in 1932replaceed by WPAcampshelping unemployed householdscreating new unskilled jobsself esteemmale breadwinner20 million peopleterminated in 1935replaced by:SSA.WPA.PWA1933-1939response to G.D.dams bridges hospitals schoolsyear 1 $3.3 billionin all $6 billionrevive economyconsruction projectsbooming in the first 2 years.slowed down then sped back upMellisa-AAA1agricultural adjustment act 11933farmers got paidcorn peanuts milk rice wheat cotton tobaccooverproducingruled unconstitutional in 1937AAA2replaced AAA1rewrittenenforcednew techSoil conservastion and domestic allotment actlike AAA made to conserve soilcut crop and livestock amountsattempted to correct land useeducated farmerstook immediate actionsJacob-TVAFederaly owned companybased in the tennessee valleypower supplier & regulatory agency9 million customersGreat Depression had a huge effect on Tennssee valleyIt was successfulcountry's largest power providerREArural electric companyelectritians traveled through the country to set up power lines98% of farms had electricity in 1970'staken over by rural utilities serviceFSAFarm Security Administrationspecial photographs were taken throughout the 30'sRoy Emerson Stryker77,000 photos in black and white644 color photos1937 Department of Agricultureprdecessor was the resettlement administrationassited farmers in great depression and dust bowlended in 1942FHA in 1946HOLCMortgage debtlong term mortage loans to 1 million home ownersgrading scalea geographical area was graded from a-dit decided where was nice to live and where wasn'tloans were dependant on the gradeA=greatB=less greatracistC= eh not the worst but not very goodD= crappy beyond belief
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