A quiz on "The American Journey" by Appleby, Brinkley, and McPherson (2005), published by McGraw-Hill, Chapter 25, section 4 entitled, "The Depression and FDR: Effects of the New Deal".
Teddy Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Herbert Hoover
Harry S. Truman
Peter J. Ansay
Pension
Social Security
New Deal
Welfare
A tax placed on workers
Payments to people who had lost their jobs
Payments to people who got hurt at work
A tax placed on employers
The elderly rich
Poor children whose parents couldn't take care of them
The elderly poor
People with disabilities
Retired workers
1940
1935
1938
2010
1953
It gave jobs to 5 million people in America
It was created in May, 1935
It was led by Harriet Hopkins
None of the above
800 airports
125,000 public buildings
75,000 bridges
650,000 miles of roads
600 rocket missiles
Deal or No Deal
Dealer's Choice
The New Deal
The Big Deal
The Second New Deal
Was an economic downturn from 1937-1938
Was because of lots of spending on public works
Was worse than the 1932-1933 recession
Is not an alliteration
Huey Long
Father Coughlin
Francis Townsend
John L. Lewis
Alfred M. Landon
National Labor Relations Act
Wagner Act
Fair Labor Standards Act
Congress of Industrial Organizations
American Federation of Labor
Banned child labor
Passed in 1938
Set a minimum wage
Improved industrial safety
Created unions
Was also called the Wagner Act
Was established in 1930
Guaranteed workers the right to form unions
Was sponsored by the Senator from New York
Was established in 1935
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