Was the New Deal a success? - Part 3

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  • + guest55917d8 guest55917d8 8 months ago
    some good info, but not a full slideshow, could be more complete
  • + guest1d8630 guest1d8630 8 months ago
    this slide was ok but didn’t help me because it didn’t explain unemployment!
  • + guest92c06c guest92c06c 2 years ago
    Now I have a GCSE in History =) (I need to do m exam first like) but thanks very much. I appreciate it =D Not too sure on the black people though. They should be outcasts still =DD
  • + guest9d0ba0 guest9d0ba0 2 years ago
    cheers 4the slideshow relly did help ?x

  • + guest741f72 guest741f72 2 years ago
    wow tell me about it!! thankyou =]

  • + guest766322 guest766322 3 years ago
    this slide is crap!!!!!

  • + guest34b0ad guest34b0ad 3 years ago
    woh this slide show saved my bacon. thanks. i have now learnt the value of not leaving my history homework till the last moment. :D
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  1. Was the New Deal a Success?
  2. Aspect 4: Black Americans
      • Around 200,000 black Americans gained benefits from the CCC & other ND agencies
      • Many black Americans benefited from ND slum clearance and housing projects
      • Many ND agencies discriminated against black people. They either got no work or received worse treatment or lower wages
      • FDR failed to pass anti-lynching laws for fear that Democratic senators of southern states (Dixiecrats) would not support him
  3. Aspect 5: Women
      • ND saw some women achieve prominent positions. Eleanor Roosevelt became important campaigner on social issues
      • Mary McCleod Bethune, a black woman, headed the National Youth Administration
      • Frances Perkins, as Sec. Labor, removed 59 corrupt officials from Labor Dept. & was key figure in making 2 nd ND work in practice
      • Most ND programs aimed to help male manual workers, not women (only 8000 women involved in CCC)
      • Local gov’ts tried to avoid paying out social security payments to women by introducing special qualifications and conditions
      • Frances Perkins was viciously attacked in the press as a Jew & Soviet spy. Even her cabinet colleagues tended to ignore her at social gatherings
  4. Aspect 6: Native Americans
      • Indian Reorganization Act of 1934 provided money to help Native Americans to buy and improve land
      • Indian Reservation Act of 1934 helped Native Americans to preserve and practice their traditions, laws and culture
      • Native Americans remained a poor and excluded section of society
  5. Focus Task: How successful was the New Deal?
    • This is a complicated question. You have already spent time thinking about it; now you are going to prepare to write an essay. First, recap some key points:
    • Roosevelt’s aims
      • Make a list of FDR’s aims for the 1 st New Deal
      • What new aims did the 2 nd New Deal have?
      • In which of these aims did FDR succeed? In which did he fail?
    • The unemployment problem
      • Explain why unemployment remained high through the 1930s
      • Does this mean that FDR’s New Deal was not a success?
    • Opposition
      • How far do you think opposition to the ND made it hard for the ND to work?
    • Criticisms & achievements
      • Which criticism of the New Deal do you think is the most serious? Why?
      • Which achievement of the New Deal do you think is the most important? Why?
      • Would FDR have agreed with you choice? Why?
  6. Focus Task: How successful was the New Deal?
    • Now write your own balanced account of the successes and failures of the New Deal, reaching your own conclusion as to whether it was a success or not. Include:
      • The nature and scale of the problem facing FDR
      • The action he took through the 1930s
      • The impact of the New Deal on Americans
      • The reasons for opposition to the New Deal
      • Your own judgment on its success or failure
    • Include evidence to back up your judgments
  7. Fin

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