6.4 Effects of the New Deal

The (a)   provided funding for the construction of new schools and hospitals.

• Indian New Deal
• Mary McLeod Bethune
• New Deal coalition
• welfare state

The President had a group of African American advisors that became (a)  

• the Black Cabinet
• New Deal coalition
• welfare state
• Dawes Act

FDR (a)   named the Commissioner of Indian Affairs.

• Eleanor Roosevelt
• Frances Perkins
• Mary McLeod Bethune
• John Collier

Roosevelt’s programs led to the rise of a (a)   in the United States.

• Dawes Act
• welfare state
• Indian New Deal
• New Deal coalition.

The (a)   brought together southern whites, northern blue collar workers, poor Midwestern farmers, and African Americans.

• New Deal Coalition
• Black Cabinet
• Fireside Chats
• Dawes Act

Eleanor Roosevelt showed her support of minorities when she

• appointed herself as Secretary of Labor.

• sat with black delegates at a conference.

• wrote a weekly newspaper column.

• established a minimum wage.

During the 1930s, the Bureau of Indian Affairs

• passed acts that led to total landlessness.

• denied Native Americans the right to vote.

• stopped discouraging the practice of Indian religions.

• encouraged Native Americans to herd sheep on the Colorado Plateau.

FDR set aside 12 million acres of land for (a)  

• Indian reservations.
• farms.
• dams.
• national parks.

How many terms did Roosevelt serve as President? (type the number)

Mathematical Equivalence

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Who was the first female Cabinet member? (a)  

• Frances Perkins
• Margaret Marshall
• Mary McLeod Bethune
• Eleanor Roosevelt