New Deal Critics Chapter 16 Section 2 Despite
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New Deal Critics Chapter 16, Section 2
***Despite his critics, FDR was a hero to MILLIONS of Americans***
Limitations of the New Deal • Women – Men received preferred hiring status in relief jobs – Many programs permitted lower pay for women – Social Security did not include domestic work.
Limitations of the New Deal • African Americans – Reinforced racial segregation – Excluded blacks from professional or “skilled” labor. – Did nothing to stop the rising tide of lynching
African Americans cont. • FDR didn’t want to alienate Southern Congressmen • Despite all this, FDR enjoyed wide support from blacks.
Critics of the New Deal The New Deal goes too far: – Many critics saw New Deal Programs as being socialistic – Critics called most New Deal Programs “un. American” because they “smacked of Bolshevism”, and limited personal freedom.
Critics of the New Deal • The Social Security System penalized Americans by forcing them to pay into a system that they might not need. • The rich HATED FDR!
The New Deal doesn’t go far enough: • Many New Deal critics said that New Deal programs should redistribute the personal wealth of the country. – SOCIALISM! • Progressive critics complained that The New Deal did not eliminate poverty.
Huey Long • Champion of rural poor. • Political critic of FDR. • Argued for the redistribution of wealth
Father Coughlin • Catholic Priest who was a flipflopping critic of FDR. • Lost support because of Pro -Nazi sentiments • Both Coughlin and Long used half-truths and scare tactics
Modern Day Critics • Burdened the economy by creating “makework” jobs rather allowing the free market to determine the need for jobs and farm products.
• New Deal Programs were financed by heavier taxation that took money out of the pockets of consumers.
Deficit Spending • Spending more money than is in the annual budget.
The Court Packing Fiasco • Because the Supreme Court had struck down some of his programs, FDR wanted to put an additional six judges on the court that were friendly to his ideas.
• Critics from all sides condemned this action as an attack on separation of powers.
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