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1 The New Deal Chapter 20

2 The New Deal Begins Chapter 20 Section 1

3 Words to Know New Deal: Franklin D. Roosevelt’s plan for helping the US economy during the Great Depression. Fireside Chat: A radio speech to Americans given by President Franklin Roosevelt.

4 Times 1932: About 12 million Americans without jobs Most without money
Most without hope American looking for a new leader: Franklin D. Roosevelt (FDR)

5 Roosevelt Takes Charge
FDR runs for president in promised: “A new deal for the American People.” Many voters supported plan: Election of 1932 Roosevelt won most of the votes in 42 of 48 states Landslide victory

6 Taking Office Took office in March `33 on a gray day:
Cloudy sky seemed to capture the feelings of the country FDR’s first speech as president gave Americans new hope: Carried over the radio “The only thing we have to fear is fear itself.” Helped Americans feel that problems caused by the GD could be solved: Plan became known as the 3 R’s

7 Roosevelt’s Plan 3 R’s Relief: give help immediately to jobless workers who were in need. Recovery: give help to banks, businesses, farmers, and workers to recover from the GD. Reform: make long-term changes in the economy so that a depression would never happen again.

8 The Brain Trust FDR asked many men and women (experts in certain areas) to put his plans into action: College teachers Experts on the economy People who had worked with the poor FDR chose Francis Perkins to join his cabinet: For many years Perkins found ways to help people who were out of work She also worked for child labor reform Became secretary of labor: First woman to hold a cabinet position

9 The Hundred Days 5 days after FDR became president:
Called a special meeting of Congress President and Congress began to work on his plan for the nation FDR wanted to explain his plans to the people ASAP: March 12, 1933: Spoke to the nation on the radio from a chair near a fireplace in the White House: Fireside Chats

10 The Hundred Days cont. FDR and Congress began working together to end the GD: Congress passed many laws The period during which these bills were passed was from March 9 to June 16: Called the 100 days

11 Class work Chapter 20 Section 1 Crossword


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