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Unit 2 - New Deal - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Run by General Hugh Johnson to issue codes of practice for each industry. It banned child labour in America, but this was limited as lower class workers didn't see improvements
    - - Nationwide plan to assist farmers and improve agriculture managed by Henry Wallace.Farm incomes rose from $4.5 billion to $6.9 billion though black farmers didnt benefit from this and it resulted some degradation of the land
    - - A temporary administration made to meet the problems of 1933-34 managed by Harry Hopkins.Hired over 4.2 million workers in four months, however emergency relief was its main aim
    - - Managed by Roosvelt to restore faith in the banking system, which was completed for a short amount of time
    - - Harry Hopkins was in charge, it aimed to distribute 500 million dollars in federal funds to state agencies, providing work that resulted in the construction of 500 public buildings, however some states were reluctant to join
    - - Roosvelt aimed to reform the banking system, he separated commercial and investment banking successfully, later deemed as a reason for the Wall Street Crash
    - - Roosvelt launched this to allow single men between the ages of 18 and 25 to enlist in work programs to improve America's public lands, three million men took part and planted three billion trees, although there was segragation between men of different races
    - - Aimed to regulate system of buying and selling shares, which was managed by Joseph Kennedy. It regulated transactions and stock exchanges
    - - Was launched by President Roosvelt to help areas suffering with a low standard of living & other issues. While it established a network of dams to create hydro-electric power it displaced towns and families
    - - Managed by Roosvelt and aimed to bring currency stability to the US, while an attempt was made, the act didn't revive US trade & hindered international co-operation
    - - Launched by Harold Ickes to offer a long term plan to stimulate economic growth, while it was responsible for 13,000 schools and 50,000 miles of road being built, it was accused of only offering emergency work to the unemployed
  - - - He felt that the First New Deal's extent did not go far enough. He supported the Union Party under William Lemke.
    - - He felt that the extent of the new deal didn’t go far enough, this was partially because he felt a full reform of the American government was necessary. He was left wing and the governor of louisiana who ran as a presidential candidate in 1935, who was assassinated in 1936.
    - - supported left wing ideals and the Union Party. He felt that the new deal didn't go far enough indicating that he thought more welfare was necessary. His solutions that he proposed were grounded in some left wing ideologies but it can be argued that he was more right wing
    - - Banned the NIRA, PWA and NRA in 1935 and the AAA in 1936 because the Government was acting in the federal government’s role when it shouldn’t have.
    - - right wing group that were against FDR because they disliked handouts and believed that FDR was intending to change fundamental elements of the business culture which were considered alien.
- - - - This was the first instance that legislation was put in place for the elderly in America. Was implemented as a response to Townsend's cristicism of the 1st ND. It was not fully comprehensive and excluded workers that needed it the most
    - - Helped to pay for political programmes that required funding, and raised money for more investment in the stock market, indirectly. Regardless of the limited changes it did make it still recieved heavy criticism from the public
    - - Robert Wagner proposed this act, and it was passed in July 1935 by congress. It gave trade unions basic rights and was viewed as a milestone for that. However it excluded agricultural/service workers and public employees