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FDR's New Deal
FDR's New Deal
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FDR’s informal radio speeches used to communicate directly with the American people
State of the Union Address
National Public Radio, NPR
Fireside Chat
Shapiro's Announcements
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The solvency of this program is under scrutiny as the Baby Boomer generation is set to retire
Social Security Act
Medicare
Public Works Administration, PWA
Medicaid
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She was the first female cabinet member as Secretary of Labor
Eleanor Roosevelt
Francis Perkins
Hillary Clinton
Sandra Day O' Connor
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This agency created jobs for men replanting forests, building trails, etc
Public Works Administration, PWA
Works Progress Administration, WPA
Civilian Conservation Corps, CCC
Men At Work
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This agency was created to regulate the stock market to make it safer for investments
Social Security Act
Insider Trading
Securities and Exchange Commission, SEC
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC)
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This agency built a series of dams to control floods and to generate electric power
Civilian Conservation Corps, CCC
Public Works Administration, PWA
Tennessee Valley Authority
Hoover Dam
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Congress gave $5 billion for new jobs with this program
Works Progress Administration, WPA
Civilian Conservation Corps, CCC
Public Works Administration, PWA
Tennessee Valley Authority, TVA
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Agency responsible for building of important structures that are still in use today, RFK Bridge
Public Works Administration, PWA
Tennessee Valley Authority, TVA
Civilian Conservation Corps
Works Progress Administration, WPA
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This act insured bank deposits
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, FDIC
Obamacare
Securities and Exchange Commission, SEC
Social Security Act
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FDR's plan to expand the supreme court in order to get his New Deal programs approved
New Deal
Court Packing
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Economist who encouraged deficit spending to end the depression and stimulate the economy
Winston Churchill
John Maynard Keynes
Frances Perkins
Franklin Delano Roosevelt