Relief, Recovery, Reform
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The New Deal Teacher Guide
Lesson Plans by Matt Campbell
Implemented by President Franklin D. Roosevelt, the New Deal is best remembered as a period in American history where the relationship between the government and the people were intertwined in order for both to get back on their feet again.
Storyboard Description
Relief Recovery Reform 3 R's - Programs of the The New Deal FDR
Storyboard Text
- CWA - Civil Works Association
- RELIEF
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- TVA - Tennessee Valley Authority
- RECOVERY
- FDIC - Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
- REFORM
- Storyboardia Bank
- Each Depositor Insured by the FDIC Backed by the full faith of the United States Government
- The Civil Works Association provided relief to Americans by providing them with jobs that focused on the repair of bridges and roads.
- The Tennessee Valley Authority was created by the Federal Government in 1933 and helped to provide recovery to the Tennessee Valley with electricity generation, flood control, irrigation, and economic development.
- The FDIC's goal was to give Americans confidence in the American banking system following the Wall Street Crash. The FDIC reformed the banking system by insuring depositors of insurance banks in case the banks were to go bankrupt again.
Image Attributions
- Irrigation - MarkDoliner - (License Attribution )
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