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#Roosevelt and the New Deal
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Who am I?
EI
ETT
ET
TE
2
As governor of New York, Franklin Delano Roosevelt oversaw the first state relief agency to aid
the unemployed.
families living in poverty.
the elderly.
state-run homeless shelters.
3
Who am I?
Shriek
Shirk
Shret
Shrek
4
The main character in the book,
Hatchet,
survives a(n)
plain crash
thunderstorm.
anxiety attack.
plane crash.
5
To inform and reassure citizens, FDR addressed them directly by radio in what were called
sit-down strikes.
relief programs.
fireside chats.
safety nets.
6
Congress authorized the Farm Credit Administration to help farmers
refinance their mortgages.
purchase new agricultural equipment.
sell land at a fair price.
increase production wit new farming methods.
7
The Federal Number One program employed
young men ages 18-25.
workers in the construction industry.
people in the arts.
displaced tenant farmers.
8
The Supreme Court declared the National Recovery Administration unconstitutional.
TRUE
FALSE
9
To regulate the stock market, Congress created the
National Recovery Administration.
Federal Trade Commission.
Social Security Administration.
Securities and Exchange Commission.
10
After he served as asst. secretary of the navy, FDR caught the paralyzing disease
mumps.
chicken pox.
measles.
polio.
11
One purpose of the Townsend plan was to
nationalize the banking system.
end public works programs.
redistribute wealth.
free up jobs for the unemployed.
12
Senator Huey Long wanted the government to
pay citizens over 60 years old a pension.
stop interfering with business.
share the wealth of the rich.
balance the budget.
13
FDR's advisers who supported "New Nationalism" wanted government agencies to
set up welfare programs.
work with businesses.
run key parts of the economy.
break up big companies.
14
The colors of Bath High School are
Columbia Blue and Gold
Columbus Blue and Gold
Columbia Blue and Yellow
Blue and Gold
15
FDR's policies for ending the Depression became known as the
gold standard.
Glass-Steagall Act.
fireside chats.
New Deal.
16
Roosevelt's advisers who supported "New Freedom" wanted government to
work together with business.
set up welfare programs.
run key parts of the economy.
break up big companies.
17
Which of the following insisted that contractors not discriminate against African Americans?
Farm Credit Administration
National Recovery Administration
Public Works Administration
Civil Works Administration
18
To fight the Depression, the first thing Roosevelt set out to do was to
provide direct relief to people.
restore confidence in the banks.
provide relief for farmers.
set up public works programs.
19
To pay for New Deal programs, Roosevelt abandoned a balanced budget and began using
direct relief.
savings and loans.
deficit spending.
binding arbitration.
20
What type of butterfly is this?
Monarchy
Monarch
Bright colored
Monarck
21
Although they disagreed on specifics, Roosevelt's advisers favored government
involvement in health care.
intervention in the economy.
promotion of competition.
assistance to small business.
22
Child labor was abolished by the
National Industry Recovery Act.
Wagner Act.
Fair Labor Standards Act.
Social Security Act.
23
FDR's "court-packing" plan was a serious mistake because
many Americans opposed the idea of forced retirement.
it interfered w/Constitution's separation of powers.
the court was too crowded.
the angry judges struck down the plan as unconstitutional.
24
Who am I?
Luccy
Luicie
Lucy
Lucky
25
The Emergency Banking Relief Act helped solve the banking crisis by
putting all banks under government operation.
issuing licenses to banks that were financially sound.
declaring that the gold standard would not be abandoned.
closing banks for Federal Reserve to replenish their gold.
26
The period of time in 1933 when FDR sent bill after bill to Congress became known as
the New Deal.
the Bank Holiday.
the Rise to Power.
the Hundred Days.
27
The National Industrial Recovery Act allowed business, labor and government to set up
trusts to promote competition.
codes of fair competition.
tax regulations for each industry.
hiring requirements for each industry.
28
When people lost jobs, their mortgage terms were lengthened avoiding foreclosure.
TRUE
FALSE
29
According to Roosevelt, what is it time for the people and nation to do?
follow their leader
accept their current conditions
not cower from the current situation
ignore their problems
30
The Farm Credit Admin helped poor farmers keep their land, but it may have slowed the economy.
TRUE
FALSE
31
A system in which an ounce of gold could be exchanged for a set number of dollars is called
the gold standard.
the bank holiday.
the dollar system.
the fair exchange.
32
The Committee for Industrial Organization set out to organize
white collar workers in Michigan.
all skilled/unskilled workers in the automobile industry.
all unskilled workers in the steel industry.
office workers in GM's Flint, Michigan, plant.
33
People were afraid that abandoning the ______________ would decrease the value of the dollar.
gold standard
stock market
banks
bootleggers
34
Roosevelt triggered a new economic downturn in 1937 by
breaking up trusts.
launching new programs.
decreasing taxes.
decreasing government spending.
35
FDR came to office with a clear agenda for how he was going to deal with the Depression.
FALSE
TRUE
36
A mediating role among competing interests, the New Deal established
welfare capitalism.
the relief program.
binding arbitration.
the broker state.
37
During the Depression, many state governors declared "bank holidays" to
reduce the value of the dollar.
prevent bank runs.
give bank employees a break.
help the Federal Reserve.
38
What is a term for a team winning all games in a baseball series?
That's the ballgame.
7th inning stretch
Great Win!
a sweep
39
The Home Owners' Loan Corporation
provided low-cost loans to homeless people to buy a home.
provided money to help the unemployed pay their mortgages.
lowered mortgage rates when people lost their jobs.
lengthened the mortgage repayment term and lowered rates.
40
FDR's disease left him
bedridden until the late 1920's.
with little use of his legs.
confined to his home in New York.
unable to serve as vice president.