Chapter 15: The New Deal

  • Bank stabilization

    Bank stabilization
    FDR proposed a piece of legislation to stabilize the country's failing banking system.
  • Economy Bill

    Economy Bill
    Slashing government spending by cutting $500 million in scheduled payments to veterans adn federal employees.
  • FDR's first Fireside chat

    FDR's first Fireside chat
    The president gave the first of his many fireside chats on the day before the first banks were to reopen.
  • Civilian Conservation Corps

    Civilian Conservation Corps
    Put 250,000 young unemployed men to work in reforestation development of the National Parks and Forests.
  • Agricultural Adjustment Act

    Agricultural Adjustment Act
    THis act sought to destroy crops to raise the price
  • Federal Securities Act

    Federal Securities Act
    Committed the federal government to the regulation of Wall street.
  • Glass-Steagall Act

    Glass-Steagall Act
    This established tyhe Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. This provided federal insurance for individual bank accounts up to $5,000.
  • Indian Reorganization Act

    Indian Reorganization Act
    John Collier had helped arrange this act
  • Federal Housing Administration Created

    Federal Housing Administration Created
    Passed to insure loans for construction and repairs of homes.
  • Emergency Relief Approprations Act

    Emergency Relief Approprations Act
    Allocates $5 billion for work relief projects administered through the new Works Progress Administrations.
  • National Industrial Recovery Act was ruled unconstitutional

    National Industrial Recovery Act was ruled unconstitutional
    National Industrial Recovery Act was ruled unconstitutional on this day.
  • Social Security Act

    Social Security Act
    FDR signed the SS Act on this day.
  • Social Secuirty Act is upheled by Supreme Court

    Social Secuirty Act is upheled by Supreme Court
    The constitutionality of the Social Security Act was upheld on this date.
  • Gone With the Wind

    Gone With the Wind
    Gone With the Wind came out this year and is one of the most popular films of all time.
  • Union membership grew to more than 10 million

    Union membership grew to more than 10 million
    Union membership grew from 3 million in 1933 to over 10 million in 1941.