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Canadian History 11 Video Presentation on Just Around the Corner Answer Key

Canadian History 11 Video Presentation on Just Around the Corner Answer Key. Question One - Answer. Who said, “The only thing to fear, is fear itself”? President Franklin D. Roosevelt in championing the New Deal stated, “The only thing to fear, is fear itself.”. Question Two - Answer.

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Canadian History 11 Video Presentation on Just Around the Corner Answer Key

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  1. Canadian History 11 Video Presentation on Just Around the Corner Answer Key

  2. Question One - Answer • Who said, “The only thing to fear, is fear itself”? President Franklin D. Roosevelt in championing the New Deal stated, “The only thing to fear, is fear itself.”

  3. Question Two - Answer • What were the two anticipated outcomes of the New Deal? FDR felt that the New Deal (which was implemented through legislative acts and executive orders) would end the depression and bring about economic recovery.

  4. Question Three - Answer • The City was a social documentary prepared for the American Institute of Planners. What was the theme behind the project? The theme behind The City was the need for city planning to make the urban environment a suitable place to live.

  5. Question Four - Answer • Explain the purpose behind greenbelt communities and how they were funded. What were two of the benefits of establishing these communities? The first greenbelt town was in Greenbelt, Maryland. Greenbelt towns were government funded. Government officials wanted to convince business to make affordable housing. These communities were but one part of the New Deal. In establishing greenbelt towns, thousands of jobs were created for low-income families.

  6. Question Five - Answer • During the depression, who encouraged the private sector to get into public life with big business going into social planning (i.e. factory towns)? What were three of the benefits in living in factory town communities? The person who encouraged the private sector to get into public life was conservative industrialist Henry Ford. Three of the benefits in living in factory town communities were: land for kitchen gardens, schools for children who had fathers working in the factories and self-contained communities.

  7. Question Six - Answer • Explain the political and social significance of Senator Huey Long. Long originally supported FDR. He later became a vocal opponent of the New Deal and a formative opponent of FDR’s. In 1934 he founded a national political association. He was a populist-reformer who lashed out at the privileged.

  8. Question 6 Answer In 1935 he announced his candidacy for the presidency of the United States. He was able to get the song, “Everyman is a King” released. Long worked at restoring the ordinary man’s faith and importance. His vocal oratories and political activism led to the formation of an estimated 27,000 Share Our Wealth Clubs.

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