US. Ch. 15 New Deal

Spending more than the government receives in revenue. (Roosevelt did this with great resistance)

• Relief, recovery, reform
• deficit spending
• Overture spending
• Wagner Act

The three goals of the new deal were: _____ for the needy, economic ____, and financial _____.

• assistance, aid, absolutism
• homes, stability, freedom
• relief, recovery, reform
• assistance, reform, relief

Which act recognized the unions and wage laborers' right to unionize and petition?

• Wagner Act
• Glass- Stegall Act
• Federal Securities Act
• Union Reorganization Act

Agency to regulate business

• national labor regulations board
• national youth administration
• federal deposit insurance corporation
• National labor regulations board

Provided money to states to create jobs chiefly in the construction of schools and other community buildings)

• Social security act
• agricultural adjustment act
• new deal
• national industrial recovery act

Programs to employ young men in work projects

• civilian conservation corps
• Wagner act
• National labor regulations board
• Glass- steagall act

This program put young men age 18-25 to work building roads, developing parks, planting trees, and helping in soil erosion and flood-control projects

• National labor regulations board
• civilian conservation corps
• Wagner act
• Deficit Spending 

Political leader from Louisiana who publicly criticized the New Deal

• John Collier
• Dr. Townsend
• Huey Long
• Franklin Roosevelt

First female member of Roosevelt's cabinet; secretary of labor

• Eleanor Roosevelt
• Mary McLeod Bethune
• Hattie McCown
• Francis Perkins

Law that created insurance for bank deposits; established the Federal Deposit insurance corporation

• Glass-Stegall Act
• Social Security Act
• Federal Securities act
• Wagner act