H18 Quizizz- The New Deal

H18-1 FDR's immediate actions to halt the economic decline of the Great Depression. One example of this was to provide federal funds to local and state governments to run soup kitchens.

• recovery

• reform

• relief

• reduce

H18-2 These programs were designed to stimulate the economy and end the Great Depression. One example was the FDIC, which insured bank accounts for up to $5,000.

• relief

• recovery

• reform

• reuse

H18-3 These programs were designed to prevent another Great Depression. One example is the Securities and Exchange Commission, which was designed to oversee the stock market.

• relief

• recovery

• reform

• recycle

H18-4 This Second New Deal program provides benefits to the unemployed, disabled, and elderly.

• Tennessee Valley Authority

• Agricultural Adjustment Program

• Social Security Act

• Civilian Conservation Corps

H18-5 FDR's main political rival endorsed The Share the Wealth program that called for taxes on the wealthy to support the poor.

• Harry Truman

• Huey Long

• Herbert Hoover

• Eleanor Roosevelt

H18-6 Why did FDR propose the Supreme Court Packing Plan?

• to add justices that favored his policies

• to make it more conservative

• to make the Supreme Court more efficient

• to undermine the Consitution

What happened to Roosevelt's court-packing plan?

• It was rejected by Congress.
• It was signed into law by the president.
• It was declared unconstitutional by the Supreme Court.

FDR __________________ the U.S. Supreme Court threatened his New Deal and even his ability to lead the nation.

• did believe
• did not believe 

From the beginning of FDR's New Deal many people said the New Deal ____________.

• did too much
• did not do enough
• both A and B are correct
• both A and B are incorrect

One major result of the New Deal was that it-

• Strengthened the policy of laissez-faire.
• Increased the power of the federal government. 
• Weakened the power of the executive branch.