Chronological Reasoning for Chapter 24

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1933
  • Franklin D. Roosevelt becomes president.
  • Roosevelt’s “the Hundred Days” launches the New Deal.
  • Roosevelt’s four-day “bank holiday.”
  • Federal Emergency Relief Administration created.
1934
  • Securities and Exchange Commission created.
  • Upton Sinclair loses California governorship bid.
  • American Liberty League founded.
  • Dr. Francis Townsend devises Old Age Revolving Pension scheme.
  • Indian Reorganization Act.
1935
  • Works Progress Administration created.
  • Wagner Act.
  • Committee for Industrial Organization founded.
  • Social Security Act.
  • Father Charles Coughlin begins National Union for Social Justice.
1936
  • Franklin Roosevelt reelected by a landslide.
1937
  • Sit-down strike at General Motors plant in Flint, Michigan.
  • Roosevelt’s court-packing legislation defeated.
  • Economic recession.
1938
  • Second Agricultural Adjustment Act.
  • Fair Labor Standards Act.
  • Congress rejects antilynching bill.
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