Questions and Answers
What does FDIC stand for?
What was one of the main purposes of the NIRA?
Created minimum wage.
The abolition of prohibition contributed to organized crime.
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Who was considered a war hero during FDR's presidency?
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What is the TVA known for?
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What does Social Security provide?
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Study Notes
Major Accomplishments of FDR
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FDIC (Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation)
- Established to guarantee the safety of bank deposits.
- Provides insurance protection for depositors, enhancing banking account security.
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NIRA (National Industrial Recovery Act)
- Introduced minimum wage regulations to support workers.
- Aimed to improve working conditions and set limits on working hours for laborers.
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Abolition of Prohibition
- The repeal of Prohibition helped reduce organized crime activities.
- Marked a shift towards legal alcohol production and distribution.
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Leadership During WWII
- Played a crucial role in leading the U.S. to victory against Germany and Japan.
- Notably, the successful planning and execution of D-Day contributed to Allied forces' triumph.
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TVA (Tennessee Valley Authority)
- Developed to provide electricity to rural areas lacking access to power.
- Created job opportunities for many young men through various projects and initiatives.
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Social Security Act
- Instituted a social safety net for retired and disabled individuals.
- Enabled financial support from the government, ensuring a more comfortable living for recipients.
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Explore the major accomplishments of Franklin D. Roosevelt through these informative flashcards. Learn about key legislation like the FDIC and NIRA, as well as FDR's significant impact on American society. Test your knowledge and understanding of this influential president's legacy.
