Chapter 21

Lecture Slides
Give Me Liberty!AN AMERICAN HISTORYFIFTH BRIEFEDITION
byEricFoner
Chapter 21
Give Me Liberty!:An American History, 5th Brief EditionCopyright © 2017W. W. Norton & Company
Roosevelt and labor
Lecture Preview
The First New DealThe Grassroots RevoltThe Second New DealA Reckoning with LibertyThe Limits of ChangeA New Conception of America
Focus question:TheFirst New Deal
Focus Question:What were the major policy initiatives of the New Deal in the Hundred Days?
election offdr
FDR and the Election of 1932
Give Me Liberty!:An American History, 5th Brief EditionCopyright © 2017W. W. Norton & Company
1932 presidential election
an alternative response
The Coming of the New Deal
Give Me Liberty!:An American History, 5th Brief EditionCopyright © 2017W. W. Norton & Company
Dam construction
Give Me Liberty!:An American History, 5th Brief EditionCopyright © 2017W. W. Norton & Company
Roosevelt and hoover
banks
The Banking Crisis
Give Me Liberty!:An American History, 5th Brief EditionCopyright © 2017W. W. Norton & Company
“run” on a bank
hundred days
The NRAGovernment Jobs
Give Me Liberty!:An American History, 5th Brief EditionCopyright © 2017W. W. Norton & Company
The ccc in Yosemite
works and agriculture
Public-Works ProjectsThe New Deal and Agriculture
Give Me Liberty!: An American History, 5th Brief EditionCopyright © 2017 W. W. Norton & Company
Tennessee valley authority
Give Me Liberty!:An American History, 5th Brief EditionCopyright © 2017W. W.Norton & Company
Public works
Give Me Liberty!:An American History, 5th Brief EditionCopyright © 2017W. W. Norton & Company
Dust storm
courts respond
The New Deal and HousingThe Court and the New Deal
Give Me Liberty!:An American History, 5th Brief EditionCopyright © 2017W. W. Norton & Company
Building boom and collapse
Give Me Liberty!:An American History, 5th Brief EditionCopyright © 2017W. W. Norton & Company
A mule and a plow
Give Me Liberty!:An American History, 5th Brief EditionCopyright © 2017 W. W. Norton & Company
The illegal act
Focus question:TheGrassroots Revolt
Focus Question:Who were themainproponents of economicjusticein the 1930s,and what measures did they advocate?
labor
Labor’s Great UpheavalThe Rise of the Congress of Industrial Organizations (CIO)
Give Me Liberty!:An American History, 5th Brief EditionCopyright © 2017W. W. Norton & Company
Sit-downstrike
alternative voices
Labor and PoliticsVoices of ProtestReligion on the Radio
Give Me Liberty!:An American History, 5th Brief EditionCopyright © 2017W. W. Norton & Company
On the eve of the general strike
GiveMe Liberty!:An American History, 5th Brief EditionCopyright © 2017W. W. Norton & Company
Huey long
Give Me Liberty!:An American History, 5th Brief EditionCopyright © 2017W. W. Norton & Company
Radio songbook
Focus question:TheSecond New Deal
Focus Question:What were the major initiatives of the Second NewDeal?
economic security
The Works Progress Administration (WPA) and the Wagner Act
Give Me Liberty!:An American History, 5th Brief EditionCopyright © 2017W. W. Norton & Company
Work pays America!
Give Me Liberty!:An American History, 5th Brief EditionCopyright © 2017W. W. Norton & Company
Art in the alley
welfare and security
The American WelfareState: Social Security
Give Me Liberty!:An American History, 5th Brief EditionCopyright © 2017W. W. Norton & Company
Social security
Focus Question:AReckoning with Liberty
Focus Question:How did the New Deal recast the meaning of American freedom?
freedom and national government
TheElection of 1936
Give Me Liberty!:An American History, 5th Brief EditionCopyright © 2017W. W. Norton & Company
Fireside chats
packing the court
The Court FightThe End of the Second New Deal
Give Me Liberty!:An American History, 5th Brief EditionCopyright © 2017W. W. Norton & Company
Unemployment, 1925-1945
Give Me Liberty!:An American History, 5th Brief EditionCopyright © 2017W. W. Norton & Company
Fall in!
Focus Question:TheLimits of Change
Focus Question:HowdidNew Deal benefits apply to women and minorities?
effects on women
The New Deal and American Women
Give Me Liberty!:An American History, 5th Brief EditionCopyright © 2017W. W. Norton & Company
Eleanor Roosevelt
Give Me Liberty!:An American History, 5th Brief EditionCopyright © 2017W. W. Norton & Company
Association of unemployed single women
southern discrimination
The Southern VetoThe Stigma of Welfare
other groups affected
The Indian New DealThe New Deal and Mexican-Americans
Give Me Liberty!:An American History, 5th Brief EditionCopyright © 2017W. W. Norton & Company
Women packing apricots
black experiences
Last Hired, FirstFiredFederalDiscrimination
Give Me Liberty!:An American History, 5th Brief EditionCopyright © 2017W. W. Norton & Company
Don’t buy where you can’t work
Give Me Liberty!:An American History, 5th Brief EditionCopyright © 2017W. W. Norton & Company
Red-lining in Philadelphia
Focus Question:ANew Conception of America
Focus Question:How did the Popular Front influence American culture in the 1930s?
Communism
The Heyday of American Communism
Give Me Liberty!:An American History, 5th Brief EditionCopyright © 2017W. W. Norton & Company
REX THEATRE
diversity in the popular front
Redefining thePeople
Give Me Liberty!:An American History, 5th Brief EditionCopyright © 2017W. W. Norton & Company
History of southern Illinois
Give Me Liberty!:An American History, 5th Brief EditionCopyright © 2017W. W. Norton & Company
An American sharecropper
challenges
Challenging the Color LineLabor and Civil Liberties
Give Me Liberty!:An American History, 5th Brief EditionCopyright © 2017W. W. Norton & Company
“Scottsboro boys”
Give Me Liberty!:An American History, 5th Brief EditionCopyright © 2017W. W. Norton & Company
1935 may day parade
legacies
The End of the New DealThe New Deal in American History
Review
The First New DealFocus Question: What were the major policy initiatives of the New Deal in the Hundred Days?The Grassroots RevoltFocus Question: Who were themainproponents of economicjustice in the 1930s,and what measures did they advocate?The Second New DealFocus Question: What were the major initiatives of the Second NewDeal?
Review continued
A Reckoning with LibertyFocus Question: How did the New Deal recast the meaning of American freedom?The Limits of ChangeFocus Question: How did the New Deal benefits apply to women and minorities?A New Conception of AmericaFocus Question: How did the Popular Front influence American culture in the 1930s?
MEDIA LINKS——Chapter 21——
Next Lecture PREVIEW:——Chapter 22——Fighting for the Four Freedoms: World War II,1941–1945
Fighting World War IIThe Home FrontVisions of Postwar FreedomThe American DilemmaThe End of the War
Norton LectureSlidesIndependentandEmployee-Owned
This concludes the Norton LectureSlideSet for Chapter21Give Me Liberty!AN AMERICAN HISTORYFIFTH BRIEF EDITIONbyEricFoner