Chapter 24 True/False
By the end of President Roosevelt's first term, much of the corporate world had come to realize that the New Deal was attempting to save capitalism and was not its enemy.
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Charles Coughlin quickly moved from supporting to opposing President Roosevelt.
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During his first term, President Roosevelt considered relief to be the most important task.
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During his first term, President Roosevelt grew increasingly willing openly attack corporate interests.
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President Roosevelt has misgivings about establishing a federal "dole" for the jobless.
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Senator Huey Long's Share Our Wealth plan alarmed the Roosevelt administration.
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The Agricultural Adjustment Act did not bring about a rise in farm prices in the years immediately following its passage in 1933.
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The Home Owner's Loan Corporation provided funds for refinancing home mortgages.
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The National Industrial Recovery Act sought to tighten antitrust provisions and make important concessions to labor.
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The Rural Electrification Administration was more effective and affected more people than diid the Resettlement Administration
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The Social Security Act was part of what has been called the Second New Deal.
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The Supreme Court declared both the National Industrial Recovery Act and the Agricultural Adjustment Act to be unconstitutional.
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The industrial codes set up under the National Recovery Administration set floors below which no company could lower prices or wages.
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Much of Franklin Roosevelt's early success as president was a result of his personality.
True
During his first 100 days in office, President Roosevelt let it be known that balancing the federal budget was a high priority of his administration.
no
The provisions of the National Industrial Recovery Act included a promise to workers that they could participate in collective bargaining, but there were no enforcement mechanisms in the legislation.
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Under the National Industrial Recovery Act, the code writing was to be done by the congress.
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