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Ch. 15.5- The Impact of the New Deal
Ch. 15.5- The Impact of the New Deal
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Does the National Labor Relations Board continue to act as a mediator on labor disputes between unions and employers?
False
True
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What was the importance of the Social Security system?
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Provided an unemployment compensation system
Aided the disabled and families with dependent children
Provided an old-age insurance system
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By 1939 the New Deal was effectively over
False
True
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What did methods/techniques did the Soil Conservation Service teach farmers about conserving the soil?
All of the answers
Contour plowing
Crop rotation
Terracing
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What did the New Deal Legislation such as the Wagner Act and the Fair Labor Standards Act do? (Pick 3)
Set standards for wages and hours
Ensured workers rights to organize and bargain collectively with employers
Banned child labor
Allowed animals to work
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Which program continues to monitor the stock market and enforce laws regarding the sale of stocks and bonds?
Bank of America
Social Security
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC)
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How did New Deal policies impact the nation's agriculture?
Specific crops were banned
Farmers were required to give up over half of their crops to the government
The legislation set quotas on the production of crop
They urged more trees to be planted
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The government both established wildlife refuges and set aside large wilderness areas but still sponsored stripmining
True
False
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How did the Roosevelt administration expand the power of the federal government in the nation's economy?
Regulating supply and demand, banking, and investment activities
Providing thousands of people with food, jobs, and money
By infusing the nation's economy with millions of dollars
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What really ended the Depression?
The massive spending needed for guns, tanks, ships, and airplanes for WW2
Everyone's financial and agricultural issues were permanently solved
President Roosevelt said it was over
The nation was no longer in debt
