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FDR and the New Deal. The Presidential Election of 1932.

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1 FDR and the New Deal

2 The Presidential Election of 1932

3 The Rise of FDR

4 The Beginning of the New Deal “Yes, You Remembered Me” FDR The Forgotten Man

5 Fireside Chats Fireside Chat on BankingFireside Chat on Banking (excerpt) What words would you use to describe FDR’s tone during this fireside chat? Who do you think was listening to this radio address in 1933? What techniques did FDR use to connect with his audience? What do you think FDR’s objectives were in having these “fireside chats?”

6 Work Programs Carl Mydans, "Civilian Conservation Corps Boys at Work, Prince George's County MD”

7 Critics of the New Deal

8 Communism?

9 Court Packing Plan “To Furnish The Supreme Court Practical Assistance” (Missing Caption)

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