Section 1 “Forging a New Deal” New Deal hundred days public works program Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) Agricultural Adjustment Administration (AAA) Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) Second New Deal Wagner Act closed shop Social Security system 1) How did Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt work to restore the nation's hope? 2) What major New Deal programs were created in the first hundred days, and who were some of FDR's key players in these programs? 3) What caused the New Deal to falter? 4) What were the key goals and accomplishments of the Second New Deal? 5) What did the outcome of the 1936 election indicate? What steps did FDR take to restore the nation's hope and boost public confidence in economic institutions? What role did public works programs play in Roosevelt's plans for economic recovery? What benefits did the Tennessee Valley Authority bring about? How was the Wagner Act a triumph for organized labor? A) noted laborers who benefited greatly from FDR's public works programs. B) outspoken critics of the New Deal. C) high-ranking women in the Roosevelt administration. D) leaders of labor organizations. A) that employ only whites. B) that hire only men. C) open only to union members. D) with limited operating hours. A) People were eager to please their government representatives. B) The programs provided jobs for the unemployed. C) The programs required companies to bargain in good faith. D) The programs provided training in highly specialized professional careers. A) encourage immigration. B) reform the banking system. C) eliminate segregation. D) build or improve roads, parks, and airports. A) reporting to him on how people were reacting to New Deal programs. B) leading the National Recovery Administration. C) traveling to Europe to gain support for the New Deal. D) becoming a powerful member of Congress. A) opposed FDR. B) lost many members. C) were declared illegal. D) grew in size and power A) Federal Reserve Board B) Tennessee Valley Authority C) Social Security D) Civilian Conservation Corps A) oppose labor unions. B) decrease the size of government. C) create jobs. D) lower taxes. A) race rioting in the south. B) banking in the state of Tennessee. c) agricultural erosion in Tennessee. D) flooding on the Tennessee River. A) public arts organizations. B) financial organizations. C) public works programs. D) agricultural assistance programs. A) New Deal. B) Roosevelt Radio Hour. C) fireside chats. D) noontime talks.