Conflict in the Early 20th Century, 1890–1945
What does Roosevelt's letter imply about the future of public sector workers' rights?
Introduction of universal voting rights for federal employees.
Restrictions on collective bargaining rights for public sector workers.
Enactment of a uniform minimum wage across different sectors.
Nationwide application of social security benefits.
What principle central to FDR's New Deal remained a key aspect of American social policy after World War II?
Free silver movement
Laissez-faire economics
Welfare state development
Isolationism
Which New Deal agency was primarily established to provide financial support to hard-hit farmers during the Dust Bowl?
The Federal Emergency Relief Administration
The Resettlement Administration
The Public Works Administration
The Civilian Conservation Corps
Which of the following was a significant impact of the Works Progress Administration (WPA)?
It regulated stock market transactions.
It offered financial support to struggling farmers.
It insured bank deposits up to a certain limit.
It provided jobs and income to the unemployed during the Great Depression.
Which demographic group benefitted least from The New Deal policies?
Farmers
Elderly Americans
African Americans
Urban workers
What was a long-term cause of the Federal Art Project's initiation?
The Great Depression's economic turmoil and elevated unemployment levels
The promotion of African American culture through the Harlem Renaissance
Shifts in American identity and culture due to World War I's impact
The challenge to traditional art by the emergence of abstract expressionism
Who was the President of the United States during the implementation of The New Deal?
Dwight D Eisenhower
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Herbert Hoover
Harry S Truman

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What was one primary consequence of implementing the National Industrial Recovery Act (NIRA) on labor relations?
It caused immediate wage parity across all industries resulting in decreased labor disputes nationwide.
It allowed workers to unionize and bargain collectively which led to significant growth in union membership.
It led to widespread strikes due to compulsory adherence to strict production codes set by employers only.
It prompted rapid automation within factories as a response from business owners opposing organized labor rights.
What does Roosevelt's "New Deal" primarily reflect?
Efforts towards American territorial expansion overseas.
The need for federal response to the economic impacts of the Great Depression
Escalation of Cold War tensions with the USSR.
Implementation of isolationist policies in U.S. foreign affairs.
Which of the following was a major criticism of the New Deal from the political left?
It did not do enough to create jobs
It did not do enough to address the needs of farmers
It was too focused on social welfare programs
It went too far in regulating businesses