The New Deal Successes and Failures
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- Created on: 03-02-19 16:01
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- The New Deal and Second New Deal
- Successes
- Alphabet Agencies
- Agricultural Adjustment Act - Help farmers
- National Industrial Recovery Act - Tackle problems in industry
- Federal Emergency Relief Administration - Help the unemployed
- Economy Act - Save money
- Beer and Wine Revenue Act - Raise funds
- Social Security Act - Benefits for unemployed, dependent children and elderly
- National Labor Relations Act - Restraints on employers to protect workers
- Second Agricultural Adjustment Act - Help farmers
- U.S. Housing Authority - Tear down slums and build better housing
- It restored the faith of the American people in their government
- The New Deal created millions of jobs using government money, 'priming the pump'
- It handled billions of dollars without corruption
- It was successful at bringing the USA out of The Great Depression
- He managed to use fireside chats to directly send messages to the American people
- Alphabet Agencies
- Failures
- Unemployment was still high after the first New Deal
- National income was still low after the first New Deal
- It never solved the underlying economic problems
- The New Deals undermined local governments
- The first Agricultural Adjustment Act still left prices way too low
- Confidence remained low in the economy as Americans only spent 75% of what they had in 1929
- New Deal agencies still discriminated against blacks and they got no work/received lower wages
- Unions were treated with suspicion
- Many accused the New Deals of being communist and undermining American values
- Successes
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