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The New Deal (1933–1939)

The New Deal (1933–1939)

  1. Roosevelt takes office amid banking panic

    Labels: Franklin D, Great Depression, US Banks

  2. Emergency Banking Act stabilizes the banking system

    Labels: Emergency Banking, Federal oversight, Bank holiday

  3. Civilian Conservation Corps begins conservation work relief

    Labels: Civilian Conservation, Conservation, Unemployment relief

  4. Agricultural Adjustment Act launches farm-price supports

    Labels: Agricultural Adjustment, Farmers, Farm policy

  5. Tennessee Valley Authority created for regional development

    Labels: Tennessee Valley, Regional development, Dams

  6. Glass–Steagall reforms banking and creates deposit insurance

    Labels: Glass Steagall, FDIC, Bank regulation

  7. Gold Reserve Act shifts monetary gold to the Treasury

    Labels: Gold Reserve, U S, Monetary policy

  8. Supreme Court strikes down the National Industrial Recovery Act

    Labels: Schechter Poultry, National Industrial, Supreme Court

  9. Wagner Act establishes federal protections for unions

    Labels: Wagner Act, National Labor, Labor rights

  10. Social Security Act creates a national social insurance system

    Labels: Social Security, Social insurance, Old-age benefits

  11. Banking Act of 1935 strengthens the Federal Reserve’s structure

    Labels: Banking Act, Federal Reserve, Board of

  12. Roosevelt proposes Supreme Court reorganization plan

    Labels: Court packing, Supreme Court, Roosevelt proposal

  13. Fair Labor Standards Act sets minimum wage and overtime rules

    Labels: Fair Labor, Minimum wage, Child labor

  14. Reorganization Act marks a transition from New Deal experimentation

    Labels: Reorganization Act, Executive Office, Administrative reform