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4. Controlled industrial production and prices with industry-created codes of fair competition
6. Roosevelt’s policies for ending the Depression
8. abandoned a balanced budget and begun borrowing money to pay for his programs
10. offered unemployed young men 18 to 25 years old the opportunity to work
11. Roosevelt’s first serious political mistake as president
12. to regulate the stock market and prevent fraud
13. Built hydroelectric plants and dams aimed at improving seven Southern states and attracting industry to the South
14. closing the remaining banks before bank runs could put them out of business
17. working out conflicts among different interests
18. favored balancing the budget and cutting spending
21. Members serve five- year terms and receive assistance from 33 regional directors
23. organized opposition to the New Deal and teach the necessity of respect for the rights of person and property
24. a new federal agency headed by Harry Hopkins
25. Workers at other plants fol- lowed suit or carried out traditional strikes

1. assigned many women to lower level jobs in the federal bureaucracy
2. Keynesianism was based on the theories of an influential British economist
3. a neutral party would listen to both sides and decide the issues
5. direct talks FDR held with the American people to let them know what he was trying to accomplish
7. to provide government insurance for bank deposits up to a certain amount
9. Provided employment in construction of airports, parks, schools, and roads
15. government would pay farmers not to raise certain livestock
16. to provide some security for the elderly and for unemployed workers
19. Congress passed 15 major acts to meet the economic crisis
20. Granted federal money to state and local governments to be used to help the unemployed
22. safeguards and relief programs that protected them against economic disaster