The Second New Deal

A single business owner struggling with medical bills

The overall condition of the U.S. economy during the Great Depression

A foreign government asking for U.S. assistance

A healthy nation recovering from the Depression

The government was limiting the number of programs offered

All programs were identical in purpose and results

The government was experimenting with many different solutions to fix the economy

Only one program was used to solve all the problems

Public approval of his policies

Various groups of people in the New Deal Coalition

Connection with the American people through fireside chats

Running unopposed in the election

To provide jobs and income to millions of unemployed people and build public works

To regulate the stock market

To increase agricultural production

To reduce taxes for the wealthy

By providing education and work for young Americans and supporting artists in various fields

By building highways and bridges only

By reducing taxes for businesses

By creating new banks

Unemployed people

Elderly people

Small business owners

People unable to work because of a medical condition

It was seen as an attempt to gain control over the judicial branch by adding more justices sympathetic to his policies

It aimed to reduce the number of justices

It was intended to abolish the Supreme Court

It was designed to increase the president's salary