FDR and the New Deal
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FDR and the New Deal FDR and the New Deal FDR’s Background FDR’s Background Family Family Education Education Political Career Political Career Presidency Presidency Four Terms Four Terms Legacy Legacy
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FDR and the New Deal. FDR’s Background Family Education Political Career Presidency Four Terms Legacy. Poor Little Rich Boy (born 1882). FDR Escapes to Groton. FDR at Harvard (Hah-vard). Eleanor. New York Politico to WWI Ass’t Secretary of Navy. 1920 Vice Presidential Candidate. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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FDR and the New DealFDR and the New Deal
FDR’s BackgroundFDR’s Background FamilyFamily Education Education Political CareerPolitical Career PresidencyPresidency Four TermsFour Terms LegacyLegacy
Poor Little Rich Boy Poor Little Rich Boy (born 1882)(born 1882)
FDR Escapes to GrotonFDR Escapes to Groton
FDR at Harvard (Hah-vard)FDR at Harvard (Hah-vard)
EleanorEleanor
New York Politico to WWI New York Politico to WWI Ass’t Secretary of NavyAss’t Secretary of Navy
1920 Vice Presidential 1920 Vice Presidential CandidateCandidate
PolioPolio
New York Governor-1928New York Governor-1928
1932:The Forgotten Man1932:The Forgotten Man
Still Momma’s Boy?Still Momma’s Boy?
The Press and PolioThe Press and Polio
Critics of the New DealCritics of the New Deal
Dr. Francis Townsend'sDr. Francis Townsend'sRevolving Pension PlanRevolving Pension Plan
The New Deal: The New Deal: A Revolution?A Revolution?
ReliefRelief (the “dole”): (the “dole”): The Origins of the Welfare StateThe Origins of the Welfare State RecoveryRecovery:: Ending the DepressionEnding the Depression
Banking, Industry and AgricultureBanking, Industry and Agriculture ReformReform:: FDIC, Social Security, Labor Laws,FDIC, Social Security, Labor Laws, Stock Market Regulations, Stock Market Regulations, Farm SubsidiesFarm Subsidies
Keynesian EconomicsKeynesian Economics
Deficit Spending=Deficit Spending=
LIBERALISMLIBERALISM
(the evil “L” word)(the evil “L” word)
FDR’s PopularityFDR’s Popularity
FDR’s Veep in 1932 & 1936FDR’s Veep in 1932 & 1936
John Nance John Nance (“Cactus Jack”) (“Cactus Jack”) Garner-TXGarner-TX
FDR’s Veep # 2 in 1940FDR’s Veep # 2 in 1940
Henry A. Wallace-Henry A. Wallace-IAIA
FDR andFDR and EleanorEleanor
FDR’s LadiesFDR’s Ladies
Eleanor and Lorena HickokEleanor and Lorena Hickok
FDR and WWIIFDR and WWII
Vice President # 3Vice President # 3
BIG GOVERNMENTBIG GOVERNMENT
The Regulatory StateThe Regulatory State The Welfare StateThe Welfare State The Warfare StateThe Warfare State The New Deal CoalitionThe New Deal Coalition
FarmersFarmers Middle ClassMiddle ClassWorkersWorkers Senior CitizensSenior CitizensMinoritiesMinorities The PoorThe PoorUrbanitesUrbanites BossesBosses
