PPT-A Faltering New Deal
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Critics Zeal and energy of attack on the Depression pleased many at first Criticism began to mount when these programs failed to end the Depression Worried that
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Critics Zeal and energy of attack on the Depression pleased many at first Criticism began to mount when these programs failed to end the Depression Worried that New Deal programs were giving too much power to the federal government. Monthwise PE activity Deal volume Deal value mn Deal value mn Top five PE deals this year The top five deals this year accounted for 3780 of the total investment in terms of deal value In the largest deal Canada Pension Plan Investment Board invest 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 16. 10. 12. 13. 14. 15. 11. 17. 18. 19. 20. DEAL OR NO DEAL!. 6 Laps Jogging. HOME. NO DEAL. DEAL OR NO DEAL!. 3 Laps Jogging. HOME. DEAL OR NO DEAL!. 3 Laps Your Choice. HOME. By 1932, Herbert Hoover was practically unelectable. *FDR = Franklin Delano Roosevelt. Unemployment = 25%. Massive Bank Failures. National Income 50% of 1929 levels. Hoover offered little relief for the many Americans in need. Do Now:. . - Which New Deal programs were most important? Choose the top three, in order of importance.. . - Write a paragraph explaining your reasoning. . Building Big Ridge Dam (TN). New Deal program #1. By:. Allison Cohen. Amber Hsu. Jake Perez. Sruthi Pichika. Why did FDR not launch a Third New Deal?. Planned to launch Third New Deal to build on achievements. FDR not in favor of deficit spending. . Chapter 9 . The Three R’s . Relief (for the needy). Economic Recovery. Financial Reform . The 100 Days . Congress enacted 15 laws . FDIC. CCC. AAA (Ag. Adjustment Act) – agriculture production limits and . The Election of 1932. As the . election of 1932. neared, unemployment and poverty brought dissent of President Hoover and a demand for a change in policy. The Republicans nominated . Herbert Hoover. A promise made by Franklin D. Roosevelt to the American people, that he would bring change to the depression of America, as a result of economic collapse. The laissez-faire days were over.. “I . pledge you, I pledge myself, to a new deal for the American . FDR: Politician in a Wheelchair. Disabled from polio at a younger age. Taught him patience, tolerance, compassion and strength of will. Eleanor:. Distant cousin of FDR and niece of TR. “Redefined the role of the First Lady. Chapter . 22. . The New Deal. Main Idea: . In 1933 Franklin Delano Roosevelt became president of a suffering nation. He quickly sought to address the country’s needs with mixed results.. Chapter 22 . Introduction. As the presidential election neared in 1932 there were 11 million people still unemployed and their families sank ever deeper into the pit of poverty. . Hoover was renominated. , but not a lot of enthusiasm surrounded him. While a rising star of the democrats was Franklin Delano . A . NEW DEAL FIGHTS THE DEPRESSION. The 1932 presidential election showed that Americans were clearly ready for a change. Republicans re-nominated Hoover despite his low approval rating. The Democrats nominated Franklin Delano Roosevelt. From 1929 to 1932, President Hoover was . criticized . for not doing more to end the depression. Tens of thousands . of businesses failed . and unemployment rose to 25%. The American banking system collapsed . $$$ DEAL OR NO DEAL $$$ GAME RULES Chose teams One team, picks one case The team opens up six of the remaining 25 cases. The Banker makes an offer. If the team declines they open 5, then 4, then 3, then 2,
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