The Second New Deal - Unit 7

Critics said the New Deal was too expensive and the Second New Deal reduced spending.

Critics said the New Deal failed to improve the economy, and the Second New Deal introduced bolder legislation with more social welfare benefits.

Critics said the New Deal was too focused on agriculture, and the Second New Deal focused on industry.

Critics said the New Deal was too strict on unions, and the Second New Deal weakened union support.

The New Deal programs are effective.

The president believes more New Deal programs are needed.

Congress is hesitant to enact more New Deal programs.

The United States is not willing to support Roosevelt's New Deal.

connection with the American people through fireside chats

various groups of people in the New Deal Coalition

running unopposed in the election

public approval of his policies

Old-age Insurance

Unemployment Insurance

Aid for Families with Dependent Children

Universal Healthcare

To increase the number of Supreme Court justices supporting the New Deal

To remove all justices over 70 years old

To abolish the Supreme Court

To appoint only young justices