Native American unemployment, poverty and health. Years, 1933–1940 (2002) Indians and workers and Clements, P. Prosperity, Roosevelt’s developing aims and trade unions by motives for the New Deal in relation to Depression and the New 1932. minority groups. Deal (1997) Hodder and Stoughton, London Nature and extent of powers and Roosevelt and the New constraints upon FDR in tackling De Pennington, J. Modern Deal motives as – issues of civil liberties. America: The USA 1865 to regards minority the Present (2005) SHP groups. Hodder, London 2 How far the New Deal The nature and extent of Hoftsader, R. The Age of improved economic developments in the First and Second Reform (1955) status and civil rights New Deals in terms of the Jones, M. The Limits of for women, African improvement of economic status and Liberty: American History Americans, Native civil rights. 1607-1980 (1983) Oxford American Indians and Strengths and weaknesses of the New Kennedy, David M. workers and trade Deal in terms of whether it: Freedom From Fear: The unions. ended the Depression American People in extended or constrained Depression and War, freedom (1999) Oxford 2 Reasons for opposition to New Deal Nature, extent and University Press, New York initiatives and reforms which dealt with effectiveness of Leuchtenburg, William E. Civil Rights: opposition to relevant Franklin D. Roosevelt and political beliefs and opposition parts of the New Deal the New Deal, 1932–1940. to (accusations FDR’s methods especially the Second (1963). of fascism, dictatorial) New Deal and workers’ Murphy, D. (ed.) United economic theories and rights. States 1776-1992 (2001) principles Harper Collins, London southern political mentality and Powell, J. continued segregation FDR’s Folly: How Roosevelt and his New Deal Republican sentiments prolonged the Great Types of opposition: Depression (2003) Crown Republican and Democrat Publishing Group, New York workers
Native American Indians and workers and trade unions by 1932. Roosevelt and the New Deal – motives as regards minority groups. unemployment, poverty and health. Roosevelt’s developing aims and motives for the New Deal in relation to minority groups. Nature and extent of powers and constraints upon FDR in tackling issues of civil liberties. Years, 1933–1940 (2002) Clements, P. Prosperity, Depression and the New Deal (1997) Hodder and Stoughton, London De Pennington, J. Modern America: The USA 1865 to the Present (2005) SHP Hodder, London Hoftsader, R. The Age of Reform (1955) Jones, M. The Limits of Liberty: American History 1607-1980 (1983) Oxford Kennedy, David M. Freedom From Fear: The American People in Depression and War, (1999) Oxford University Press, New York Leuchtenburg, William E. Franklin D. Roosevelt and the New Deal, 1932–1940. (1963). Murphy, D. (ed.) United States 1776-1992 (2001) Harper Collins, London Powell, J. FDR’s Folly: How Roosevelt and his New Deal prolonged the Great Depression (2003) Crown Publishing Group, New York 2 How far the New Deal improved economic status and civil rights for women, African Americans, Native American Indians and workers and trade unions. The nature and extent of developments in the First and Second New Deals in terms of the improvement of economic status and civil rights. Strengths and weaknesses of the New Deal in terms of whether it: ended the Depression extended or constrained freedom 2 Nature, extent and effectiveness of opposition to relevant parts of the New Deal especially the Second New Deal and workers’ rights. Reasons for opposition to New Deal initiatives and reforms which dealt with Civil Rights: political beliefs and opposition to FDR’s methods (accusations of fascism, dictatorial) economic theories and principles southern political mentality and continued segregation Republican sentiments Types of opposition: Republican and Democrat workers
400856-unit-y319-civil-rights-in-the-usa-scheme-of-work.docx