Roosevelt's Fireside Chats? Radio Broadcast

¶ … Roosevelt's fireside chats? Radio broadcast that helped the president spread his message. Television Broadcasts that helped the president spread his message. A wartime operation to eliminate the Nazi Party. A religious ceremony. Congress and Roosevelt restored faith in banks through the: FDIC Welfare Checks Closing unstable banking organizations The Omaha Banking Act All of these actions helped regulate the stock market except: Requiring full financial disclosure Setting Stock Prices Establishing a review board Making Companies Accountable What is a bank run? When two or more people rob a bank.

When bank workers take the day off for exercise C. When business write checks that bounce When many people try to withdraw their money at the same time What did President Roosevelt say to motivate the populace to embrace the New Deal? A. Do not fear. B. Embrace inequality. C. Speak softly and carry a big stick. D. You are either with us, or against us. 6. How did the government provide jobs for people? A. Forcing businesses to hire. B. Hired people to work on government projects. C.

Sent people overseas. D. Placed new legal restrictions on hiring practices. 7. Who was FDR's wife and first lady? A. Eleanor Roosevelt B. Beyonce Roosevelt C. Lady E. D. Nancy Roosevelt 8. What were Hoovervilles ? A. Vacuum stores B. Homeless shelters C. Baseball team mascot D. A whiskey drink fashionable at the time of the depression. 9. The 21st Amendment ratified in 1933 repealed the A. Progressive Income Tax B. Poll Tax C. Right for blacks to vote. D. Right for women to vote. 10.

The relief efforts of the early New Deal were intended to A. Declare War on Japan B. Declare War on Germany C. Provide a safety net and welfare system to the lower classes. D. Apply a lottery system to help businesses grow. The aforementioned multiple choice exam I created is an acceptable assessment method in my opinion. Each question is clear and denotes a specific response that is pertinent to the lesson and objectives of the lesson. The questions are fair and represent learning at the 7th grade level.

The assessment could use a few more questions to make it better. The wording and syntax in this assessment is concise and quite understandable. There are no offensive statements and there is little if any subjective bias contained in the quiz. Part 2 1. Describe the main tenants in the New Deal. The New Deal was the set of federal programs launched by President Franklin D. Roosevelt after taking office in 1933, in response to the calamity of the Great Depression. 2. Draw a concept map of the New Deal. 3.

The New Deal was a launching pad into World War II. Do you think that this process was helpful or not helpful in the long run? The New Deal was helpful because it helped lift a country out of a depression. WWII was a necessary war that needed to be fought by America. 4.

What is your opinion of Roosevelt exceeding the two term presidential limit? Do you feel that this was right? Would you like to see it happen again? Roosevelt violated the Constitution and should not have been elected past a second term. This is the only time in history that such an action was allowed in the U.S. 5. Did the New Deal present a spirit of independence or a welfare state? Please give examples of your choice.

While the New Deal was a temporary help, in the long run many of the programs that still exist today are not useful and in fact may be hurting the society in whole. Roosevelt's New.