Exam 9: The Great Depression and the New Deal 1929-1939

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In the 1936 election,African Americans abandoned the _____________________,believing they had better prospects with the party of the "forgotten American" than with the "Party of Lincoln."

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Communist Party

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Roosevelt's Supreme Court proposal would have allowed him to appoint _____________ additional justices to the court.

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Examine Herbert Hoover's attempts to resolve the economic depression.

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Examine popular critics of the New Deal.What were their criticisms and their alternatives to FDR's programs?

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The Federal Reserve board intensified the severity of the stock market crash by

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Most employers observed the NRA's wage and hour guidelines.

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As first lady,Eleanor Roosevelt was shy,inarticulate,passive,and awkward.

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Known as the "radio priest," Father Coughlin was also

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Bureau of Indian Affairs Commissioner John Collier ran into significant opposition in trying to protect Native American identity.

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The real motive behind Roosevelt's court-packing scheme was to replace old and feeble judges on the court.

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The Roosevelt administration tried to reinstate the National Recovery Administration after the Supreme Court declared its codes unconstitutional.

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The first comprehensive system of social welfare passed in American history was ____________________.

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The National Recovery Administration had the power to force adherence to its codes.

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Explore the causes of the Great Depression.

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Between 1918 and 1929

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One of President Roosevelt's first acts in office was to close all of the nation's banks.

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Radical critics of the New Deal were silenced after 1934.

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Franklin D.Roosevelt saw the Second New Deal as a program to limit the power and privilege of the wealthy few.

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Eleanor Roosevelt was

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