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Chapter 24 The New Deal Sections 2 & 3: The First and Second New Deals

Chapter 24 The New Deal Sections 2 & 3: The First and Second New Deals

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Chapter 24The New Deal

Sections 2 & 3:

The First and Second New Deals

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FDR promises America…

• FDR promises… - a “new deal”…

- “bold and persistent experimentation”…

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The Election of 1932 FDR Hoover

–Electoral Vote: 472 59–Popular Vote: 23m 15.7m–Percentage: 57.4% 39.7%

The Democrats win both houses of Congress.

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The Election of 1932

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FDR the Man…

• Aristocratic family• Believed government could make

people’s lives better.• 1921: Stricken with Polio…• 1932: Elected 32nd President • The only 4 term President

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Franklin Delano Roosevelt

• Democrat• New York• 1933-1945

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“Once I spent two years in bed trying to move my big toe…

After that anything else seems easy”

- FDR

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Inauguration Day 1933…

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1933 Inaugural Address

• FDR was a symbol of confidence and hope for Americans…

“The only thing we have to fear,… is fear itself”

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The 3 R’s…ReliefRecoveryReform

What were the three main focuses of the New Deal?...

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The Hundred Days…

The first 100 days FDR was in office. More laws were passed in this time than any other peace time period in our history. - 15 new laws

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…Since 1933 all administrations are judged for

their performance in

the first 100 days

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Roosevelt’s Fireside chats...

Radio talks given by FDR… Designed to inspire confidence by explaining New Deal measures in plain language.

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Father Coughlin “The Radio Priest” - 40M listeners

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IS9_gqCytV4

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Dr. Francis Townsend

Main Concern:

- Poverty among the elderly…

- Age 60 receive a $200 monthly pension

- The $200 must be spent within the month

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Huey LongThe Share Our Wealth Plan…

Proclaims he will make “Every Man a King”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hphgHi6FD8k

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What did FDR propose when the Supreme Court declared

two New Deal programs unconstitutional?

The Court Packing Plan

(p. 741-742)

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Supreme Court Packing Plan (Bill)

• The proposal:

Add 6 justices to the Court… 9 + 6 = 15

• Public rationale:

The Court is over worked

• Hidden motive:

Change the balance of the Court

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FDR: SC Packing Plan• Why? Conservative justices

declared parts of the New Deal, unconstitutional.

• Congress rejected it & FDR was criticized for trying to undermine the Supreme Court

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Homework• Read “Court Packing” on

p. 741-742.1. Why did FDR try to “pack

the court?”2. What was the result and

how did his plan affect his relationship with Congress?