A) "too weak" to lead to actual changes in American life.
B) "communistic" in that Communist countries had also adopted it.
C) "partisan" in appealing the most to southern Democrats.
D) "tyrannical" in its expansion of government power.
E) "too inclusive" in its disproportionately benefiting African Americans.
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A) It involved a federal retirement fund for people over sixty-five and was meant to supplement other sources of income.
B) Roosevelt assured Americans that it would provide everyone with a comfortable retirement by itself.
C) It was funded from the general revenue of the government, rather than using taxes collected through a payroll.
D) It was revolutionary in that the basic concept of government assistance to the elderly was brand new to American politics.
E) All American workers, no matter the industry or field, paid into the fund, and it especially transformed the lives of domestic workers.
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A) was commissioner of the Bureau of Indian Affairs and increased the number of Native Americans employed by the bureau
B) served as secretary of labor as the first woman cabinet member in American history and went on to design the Social Security Act
C) was a Roosevelt critic whose assassination before the presidential election of 1936 ended the possibility of giving the Republican candidate a winning margin
D) promoted social justice issues within the White House, became an outspoken activist, and held press conferences
E) was head of the United Mine Workers who was one of the first to capitalize on the pro-Union spirit of the NIRA
F) proposed to pay $200 a month to those over 60 who retired and promised to spend the money
G) devoured books borrowed with a white friend's library card and went on to write powerful novels centered on the quest for social justice
H) was a distinguished journalist who had a close relationship with Eleanor Roosevelt and became her nearly constant traveling companion
I) was Roosevelt's closest aid who headed the Federal Emergency Relief Administration
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A) produce cheap electric power.
B) produce murals, photographs, and other cultural representations of American life.
C) repair and maintain roads and infrastructure.
D) help farmers cultivate their crops more efficiently.
E) develop Smoky Mountain National Park.
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A) was commissioner of the Bureau of Indian Affairs and increased the number of Native Americans employed by the bureau
B) served as secretary of labor as the first woman cabinet member in American history and went on to design the Social Security Act
C) was a Roosevelt critic whose assassination before the presidential election of 1936 ended the possibility of giving the Republican candidate a winning margin
D) promoted social justice issues within the White House, became an outspoken activist, and held press conferences
E) was head of the United Mine Workers who was one of the first to capitalize on the pro-Union spirit of the NIRA
F) proposed to pay $200 a month to those over 60 who retired and promised to spend the money
G) devoured books borrowed with a white friend's library card and went on to write powerful novels centered on the quest for social justice
H) was a distinguished journalist who had a close relationship with Eleanor Roosevelt and became her nearly constant traveling companion
I) was Roosevelt's closest aid who headed the Federal Emergency Relief Administration
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A) It upheld the original stories of the two women involved in the Scottsboro case due to their unwavering testimony.
B) It overturned a state law restricting the sale of petroleum products beyond certain quotas to protect labor unions.
C) It upheld Alabama's claim that the Scottsboro Boys were not entitled to public defenders and convicted them.
D) It dealt a major blow to Roosevelt's New Deal in that it declared the lack of federal jobs programs for Latin Americans unconstitutional.
E) It ruled that the systematic exclusion of blacks from juries denied Scottsboro defendants equal protection under the law.
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A) was commissioner of the Bureau of Indian Affairs and increased the number of Native Americans employed by the bureau
B) served as secretary of labor as the first woman cabinet member in American history and went on to design the Social Security Act
C) was a Roosevelt critic whose assassination before the presidential election of 1936 ended the possibility of giving the Republican candidate a winning margin
D) promoted social justice issues within the White House, became an outspoken activist, and held press conferences
E) was head of the United Mine Workers who was one of the first to capitalize on the pro-Union spirit of the NIRA
F) proposed to pay $200 a month to those over 60 who retired and promised to spend the money
G) devoured books borrowed with a white friend's library card and went on to write powerful novels centered on the quest for social justice
H) was a distinguished journalist who had a close relationship with Eleanor Roosevelt and became her nearly constant traveling companion
I) was Roosevelt's closest aid who headed the Federal Emergency Relief Administration
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A) She primarily played the role of White House hostess.
B) She had more influence than her husband in shaping New Deal policies.
C) She was an official member of FDR's cabinet.
D) She was especially supportive of women, African Americans, and youth.
E) She became most famous for her "fireside chats."
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A) a return to more local economies
B) constitutional monarchies
C) totalitarian regimes
D) liberal democracy
E) anti-American sentiment
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A) It signaled the very beginning of what became known as the First New Deal.
B) It gave government jobs to several thousand unemployed miners.
C) It guaranteed workers the right to organize unions and bargain directly with management.
D) It officially ended the work of the National Labor Relations Board.
E) It gave employers the right to fully control union activities.
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A) the Supreme Court ruled that only the president has authority to adjust the number of justices.
B) the Supreme Court agreed to an extension of the number of justices under certain cases.
C) Congress removed cases involving the New Deal from the Supreme Court's jurisdiction.
D) the Supreme Court began reversing previous judgments and upholding the New Deal.
E) he began using executive orders to circumvent the Supreme Court.
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