Monday, December 7DO NOW

Take the station assignment you did not complete last class. Start working on it.

Take a Short constructive response from the handout

Today's Agenda1. Finish station work

2. Short Constructive Response

3. Hoover and the New Deal

4. New Deal Project

Today's Objective

SWBAT explain the New Deal administrations put in by the Roosevelt administration to help the United States out of the New Deal in order to evaluate the role of the federal government in the New Deal.

Station Work

You will have 15 minutes to finish working on the assignment from your last station Station 1 – get your portfolioStation 3 – grab a computer

If you are done early, begin reading the prompt and responding to your short constructive response

Short constructive response Follow along with the text while listening to the lyrics of

“We’d like to thank you Herbert Hoover.” Prompt: Determine how the author use of words and

phrases depicts America during the Great Depression. Consider the following: What time were they referring to in the phrase

“Prosperity was ‘round the corner?” What image of America is do these lyrics portray? What

words and phrases from the song give you that image?

Roosevelt and the New Deal

HooverRepublican party

believed that the economy would recover on its own

RooseveltMore willing to use

government intervention to solve economic problems.

First 100 Days

Americans of all political persuasions demanded immediate action be taken when Roosevelt entered office

Congress granted every request Roosevelt presented. This time is know as the First 100 days.

Congress passed 15 major acts to resolve the economic crisis, setting a pace for new legislation that has never been equaled.

Together these programs made up the First New Deal

Women’s role in the Roosevelt Administration

Francis Perkins was the first women to serve in a President’s cabinet.

Eleanor Roosevelt was an important advisor on domestic policies for the New Deal.

New Deal Alphabet Soup AAA-Agricultural Adjustment Act NIRA-National Industrial Recovery Act CCC-Civilian Conservation Corps FERA-Federal Emergency Relief Administration PWA-Public Works Administration CWA-Civil Works Administration SEC-Securities and Exchange Commission

A major result of President Roosevelt's New Deal was an expansion in the role of Federal Power

New Deal Issues National Industry Recovery Act

was a piece of New Deal legislation that was ruled unconstitutional by the Supreme Court

Roosevelt pushed for the reorganization of the Supreme Court but it failed to become law

Those against the New Deal

Southern republicans were the least likely to be a part of the new Deal coalition

Enemies of the New Deal were often called Fascists

A major criticism of President Roosevelt’s programs to combat the Great Depression was that these programs made people more dependent on the Federal Government.