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The impact of the new deal - Coggle Diagram
The impact of the new deal
Latino/Hispanic Americans
Deportation began to slow down under Hoover
Employment assistance such as, CCC, FSA, WP
Work Programs found in Puerto Rico
Deportation began to slow down under Hoover
Federal Government
Democratic Party strengthened
Dew Deal included farmers and urban immigrants
New Deal pulled together diverse groups
Expanded rolls in the federal government
Minimum Wage, 40 hour work weeks
FDIC prevented banks getting no money
Black Aamericans
Black leaders
Eleanor Roosevelt was a reformer and felt strongly for the cause
Mary McLead- "the Black Cabinet" and appointed as director of African American Affairs
FDR was more concerned with the economy that he didn't do anything for anti-lynching laws and civil rights
Asian Americans/Pacific Islanders
They were hired as social workers, recreation aides, teachers, etc.
Chinese men gained an increase in income and purchasing power.
Post World War 2, Japanese people were filing lawsuits against the government.
Asian Americans could not apply for citizenship.
The new Deal gave them benefits of food assistance, cash relief, and work relief.
Enduring reforms
Social Security- A program made to help the elderly, disabled people, and those who are unable to work where they receive relief checks to stay out of poverty or homelessness
Labor- minimum wage made, 40 hr work week, unions encouraged, women working
The CCC- national conservation program that provided work for men
FDIC- bank insurance where every deposit is insured by the government up to 250,000k
Stock market- sec watchdog- people monitor and try to repair the stock markeet to prevent a depressionn
Government paying farmers for their surplus
Native Americans
Indian reorganization act- gave more land to native people, defined tribes, allowed native Americans to form corporations, credit systems, and some tribal sovereignty.
own new deal
got rid of boarding schools meant to forcefully assimilate native children
2 million acres of land were given back to the first nation and its people
job programs offered jobs on their lnd
natives didn't trust the government much because of past actions taken to remove them physically from their land, remove their history and culture, and force them to become assimilated with their colonizers, because of this mistrust many more steps could've been taken to help natives
Women
Women became involved in official positions
They were able to be enrolled in school and college
Women outnumbered men in certain jobs
National Youth Administration
WPA
Democratic Party Strengthened
FRD Dems were supported by the white South that were part of the West and urban political machines.
FDR's supported farmers, urban immigrants, unionized workers, northern African Americans and women.
New deal Coalition pulled together different groups.
