The New Deals

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FDR's New Deals
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The New Deals
  1. First New Deal
    1. Aims
      1. Relief and Recovery
        1. Alphabet Agencies
          1. AAA 1933
            1. CCC 1933
              1. FCA 1933
                1. FERA 1933
                  1. FHA 1933
                    1. NIRA 1934
                      1. PWA 1933
                        1. TVA 1934
                        2. Helping victims of the depression and trying to get the economy going again
                        3. Reform and Regulation
                          1. Alphabet Agencies
                            1. Banking Act 1933
                              1. Beer-Wine Revenue Act 1933
                                1. Economy Act 1933
                                  1. Emergency Railroad Transportation Act 1934
                                    1. NRA 1933
                                      1. SEC 1934
                                  2. SUCCESSES
                                    1. Taking the USA off the Gold Standard was mostly benificial. The financial markets became much more stable.
                                      1. Many public work schemes provided much-needed employment rather than just giving relief payments.
                                        1. CWA provided temporary employment for 4 million workers who built sewers, roads and airports.
                                          1. Changed the national mood from hopelessness to optimism.
                                          2. FAILURES
                                            1. AAA
                                              1. Wheat production did fall but not due to federal policies.
                                                1. Made problems worse for sharecroppers by reducing the amount of land used to grow cotton.
                                                2. Little direct action to help African-American poor.
                                                3. OPPOSITION TO THE FIRST NEW DEAL
                                                  1. Lessened the impact of the depression for many but brought no real recovery in industry or agriculture. Unemployment rates were still high. The drought lead to the dust bowl on the Great Plains.

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