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48 Cards in this Set

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new deal
roosevelts programs for helping the US economy during the great depression
federal deposite insurance corporation
new deal agency created in 1933 to insure bank savings deposits
civilian conservation corps
new deal agencey established in 1933- employed young men on onservation projects
securities and exchange commision
federal agency that regulates companies that sell stock and bonds
national industrial recovery act
federal law that appropriated money to improve education in science.
agricultures adjustment administration
reduce farmers output and increase crop prices
tennesssee valley authority
built dams and power stations to provided hydrolelectric power and flood control to tennessee river valley
share our wealth
seize wealth from the rich through taxes and provide a guaranteed minimun income and home to every american family
works and progress administration
designed to help americans find work
national youth administration
provided high school and college age amerians with part time jobs that allowed them to stay in school.
social serurity act
law that provides retirment pensions, unemplyment insurance, and payments to people with disablities.
francis e townshed
opposed the new deal
charles e coughlin
a radio priest from michigan
huey long
colorful, but corrupt US senator from louisiana, had probably the most radical plan.
mary mcleod
member of the black cabinet
bank holiday
designed to stop massive withdrawls
frances perkins
brought in by roosevelt to direct his programs
harry l hopkins
a reformer relief supervisor in new york, headed the FERA
john maynard keynes
noted british economist
robert c weaver
held a Ph.D in economics from harvard
marian anderson
world famous african american singer
john collier
observed the poor living conditions in american indian communities
wagner coonery act
guaranteed labors rights to organize unions and to bargain collectively better wages and working conditions
congress of industrial organizations
tried to unite workers in carious industries
sit down strike
method used by striking workers of preventing owners from replacing them by refusing to leave the factories
dust bowl
dust storms
roy e stryker
head of the FSA historical section
walker evans
depicted life among sharecroppers in a rural alabama
gordon parks
a filmmaker
margaret white
FSA photographer
Dorothea lange
FSA photographer
migrant mother
a picture that dorothea took
project number one
sought to encourage pride in american culture by providing work to artists in the fields of writing, theature, music, and visual arts
john steinbeck
produces a gripping picture of the depression years in the grapes of wrath
the grapes of wrath
the story followa the fortunes of a poor family as they travel from the dust bowl.
zora neale hurston
worte their eyes were watching god
richard wright
offered a grim picture of black urban life in native son
gone with the wind
a sweeping story of the old south set during the civil war and reconstuction
frank capra
celebrated simple values and critisized the wealthy and politicians in flims
aaron copland
composer of folk songs and folk tales
thamas a dorsey
wrote songs such as precious lord, take my hand
mahalia jackson
famous gospel singer
benny goodman
helped popularize swing t=with his intergregated band
jacob lawrence
potrayed daily lives of african american heroes
georgia okeeffe
painted haunting images of the southwestern desert
regionalists
stresed local folk themes and customs
american gothic
a famous painting
anna moses
elderly painter