The New Deal 1933-1938

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The New Deal 1933-1938 by Mind Map: The New Deal 1933-1938

1. WWII Begins 1939

1.1. Foreign Policy

1.1.1. Dawes Plan

1.1.1.1. Loan money to Germany

1.1.1.1.1. Never paid back

1.1.2. isolation policy

1.1.3. Washington Conference 1921

1.2. Europe

1.2.1. Germany

1.2.1.1. Nazi's invade Polland

1.2.1.2. Hitler

1.2.1.2.1. Anschluss

2. 2nd New Deal

2.1. Permanent reform

2.2. 1st New Deal

2.2.1. Temporary Relief & Recovery

2.3. Fireside Chat

2.3.1. Restoring Confidence

2.3.2. Hope

2.4. Brain Trusts

2.4.1. FDR's Advisors

3. Thunder to the Left

3.1. Townsend Plan

3.1.1. $200 to retired

3.2. Long

3.2.1. Close canadacy to Roosevelt

3.3. Failure of NIRA to bring change

4. Get out of the Great Depression

4.1. unknown success rate

4.2. Japan

4.2.1. Pearl Harbor

4.2.2. Manchuria

4.2.2.1. attacks China

5. Affects on culture

5.1. African Americans

5.1.1. "Black Cabinet"

5.1.2. Included on the New Deal

5.2. N.D. did not apply to race or sex

5.3. Women

5.3.1. traditional gender roles

5.3.1.1. opens up jobs for men in workplace

6. 100 Days (Honeymoon)

6.1. Roosevelt does nothing for 4 months

6.2. Depositors withdraw their $

6.2.1. Roosevelt Reassures no unbalancing of budget

7. 3 R's

7.1. Relief

7.1.1. AAA

7.1.1.1. Taxed Food Processing

7.1.2. Stabilize american ecomonic

7.1.3. FDIC

7.1.3.1. Guarantee on all bank deposits $2500

7.1.4. Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC)

7.1.4.1. Provides federal relief to out of work Americans

7.1.4.1.1. Put money in pockets

7.1.5. Reforestation Relief Act

7.1.5.1. Govt work program

7.1.5.1.1. conservation work-men:18-25

7.2. Reform

7.2.1. Securities Exchange Program

7.2.2. Legislation

7.2.2.1. Emergency Banking Relief Act

7.2.2.1.1. reorganize banking system

7.3. Work

7.3.1. Artist

7.3.2. labor

7.4. Social Security Act

7.4.1. Income - Retirement/ Disabled

7.4.1.1. 3 Legged Stool

7.4.1.2. insurance not Welfare

7.5. Recovery

7.5.1. WPA

7.5.1.1. Harry Hopkins