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This act was made to help repair the troubled banks in the US. It also added to the authority that the presidential party has over banks. This was a relief effort and this was apart of the First New Deal. -
This act separated the types of banking into commercial banking and investment banking. This act also created the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. This is a reform act. This was apart of the First New Deal. -
A two prong effect to stimulate economic recovery. Title one of the act declares fair competition for basic industries. Title two of the act crated a public works program. This is a recover effort and apart of the First New Deal. -
Wanted to protect the US currency system and to stop the free use of gold as payment. This is apart of the First New Deal and is a reform effort. -
Raised funds for the acquisition of marginal farm and ranch land for federal wildlife refuges. This also estabablished more refugees as time went on. This was a recovery effort and apart of the First New Deal. -
Was made to make work for those affect by the great depression. This was to preserve the people's skills and trades. The is a recovery effort and apart of the Second New Deal. -
This act established the legal right for workers to join labor unions. With this law the employees are able to bargain with their employers. -
This board decided, when petitioned by employees, was an appropriate bargaining unit of employees exists for collective bargaining.They also determined by secret-ballot elections (conducted by the NLRB) whether the employees in a business or industry wish to be represented by labour unions. Lastly they prevented or correct unfair labour practices by employers and unions. This was a reform effort and apart of the Second New Deal. -
Established a permanent national old-age pension system through employer and employee contributions. It later included people with disabilities and other groups. This was a reform effort and apart of the Second New Deal. -
The workers were on strike for 44 days because the workers were tired of the terrible conditions and long hours. The companies hired thugs and police officers to harass the workers on strike into coming back to work.