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Who was the NIRA? and later? When was the act passed and by whom?
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National Industrial Recovery Act, later shortened to NRA National recovery Act.
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passed in 1932 by Franklin D. Roosevelt |
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Intro: Kick-off
Name and context of the NRA? |
1932 National Industrial Recovery Act
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Last act of the New Deal of the first “Hundred Days” |
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Intro:
Aim of the new deal? Why the Hundred days? |
New Deal - Restore confidence and put people back to work for good
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“Hundred Days” – Sizing the momentum of his victory Roosevelt pushed a rapid and unprecedented number of Acts through congress in the first 100 days as part of the New Deal! |
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Intro: Wrap
What was the NIRA Act modeled on? What agency did it establish? |
NIRA was largely modeled on the Govt.–Business partnership of the WWI War Industries Board
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Established the organization of the National Recovery Administration (NRA) |
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Paragraph 1:
Who set the boundaries for NRA? Why? |
Govt. worked with groups of business leaders to establish: industry codes -- set standards for output –set standards for working conditions!
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Set standards for production, prices & wages in textiles, steel mining, and automotive industries |
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Paragraph 1:
What was the economic aim of the NRA? |
To end cut-throat competition under which companies took losses to drive out competitors
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Industry-wide arrangements would be exempt from anti-trust laws |
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What did the NRA represent culturally? |
New deal was part of reshaping the understandings of freedom
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Cartons depicted NRA administrators making peace between workers and employees |
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Conclusion:
How did it shift the Unions? To what? |
Saw a departure from “Open Shop” policies on labor to
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Govt. support of workers freedom |
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Conclusion: Wrap
What happened? Did it work? |
Govt. lacked the man-power to police it...
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produced neither economic recovery nor peace between employers and workers! |
