Great Depression Unit 7 Section 2 Review – FDR and the New Deal Name: __________________________________ Period: ___________ PART 1: VOCABULARY: Using your class notes, correctly match the terms on the left side of the page with the correct definitions on the right side. Neatly write the letter of the definition on the line that corresponds with the correct term. 1.
______ Hundred Days 2.
______ bank holiday 3.
______ fireside chats 4.
______ New Deal 5.
______ Civilian Conservation Corp 6.
______ Work Progress Act 7.
______ Emergency Banking Relief Act 8.
______ National Industrial Recovery Act 9.
______ Agricultural Adjustment Act A. a program that set up government insurance to protect depositors money in case of a bank failure B.
the name given to Roosevelt’s order to close the nations banks for a short period C.
a government program that hired single men between 18 and 25 years of age for $ 1 a day where w orkers planted trees, built bridges, worked on flood control projects, and developed new parks D. the name of radio speeches given by Roosevelt during the Great Depression to calm public fears and keep the people informed E.
a law that required manufacturers to list ingredients in all foods and medicines sold in the country F.
in order to discourage overproduction, the government paid farmers not to grow certain crops and destroyed surplus cows and pigs G.
a government program that hired artists to paint murals o n public buildings, writers to record slave narratives 10. ______ Rural Electrification Administration 11. ______ Tennessee Valley Authority 12. ______ Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. 13. _____ Pure Food and Drug Act H. term given to Roosevelts first 3 months in office where 15 major new laws were passed I.
the name of Roosevelt’s plan to bring economic recovery to the United States J.
law that stated only banks with enough funds to meet depositors’ demands could reopen K. a program that transformed a poor area of the country into a fertile productive area, and brought electricity to areas in need L.
law passed to help people in rural areas get the same electrical service as people in urban areas M. a law requiring each industry to w rite a code for production, wages, prices, and working conditions. It also tried to end price cutting and worker layoffs. PART 2: SHORT ANSWER: Using your class notes, correctly answer the questions listed below and write your answer in the space provided. 14-­‐16. Name three groups of people that FDR promised to help in his campaign speeches. ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 17. What was the name of the famous campaign song used by FDR to inspire people and be a message of hope and change? ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 18-­‐20 List the three main goals of the New Deal. ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ PART 3: TRUE/FALSE: Using your class notes, correctly answer the questions listed below. Write “T” if the answer is TRUE or “F” if the answer is FALSE in the space provided. ________ 21. Franklin Delano Roosevelt won the election of 1932. ________ 22. FDR ran for president in 1932 as a Republican candidate. ________ 23. Gooseberry Falls State Park was built by the Civilian Conservation Corp. ________ 24. The Rural Electrification Act saved many farms from ruin during the Great Depression. ________ 25. The FDIC was passed to ensure that investors would not lose their money in the stock market ever again.