The document provides an overview of the Great Depression and FDR's New Deal programs in the United States. It discusses the causes of the Depression, its impact on cities and farms, FDR's election and inaugural address calling for action. It then outlines the major relief, recovery, and reform programs and agencies of the New Deal, as well as critics and the role of World War II in ending the Depression.

1. The Great Depression NEW DEAL

5. Causes of the Depression Fewer goods are sold . Demand drops. In order to stay in business companies cut wages People lose their confidence & start saving their money Demand drops even further. Companies are forced to cut costs by laying people off The Spiral Of Depression Even more people Lose their confidence And spend less money People lose their jobs.

12. People waiting in line for bread and soup and also living out of their car.

27. The Election of 1932 Hoover FDR

28. What were we thinking?

36. Reversing the Spiral of Depression Cycle of Prosperity! Democrats called this Process ‘ Pump Priming’ Government Spending $ Alphabet Agencies More Jobs More Spending Demand for goods increases More goods have to be produced More people with Jobs = more pay $ More Spending Demand for goods increases More goods have to be produced More Jobs More Pay = More Taxes

37. FDR and the Supreme Court

43. Social Security Act of 1935

44. How is Social Security funded? Social Security Trust Fund Workers Employers

45. Social Security Unemployment Insurance Old Age Pension Dependent Families + Disabled

46. Election of 1936

47. Movies