Both focused on the passage of anti-lynching laws

Both secured rights for migrant farm workers

Both generated cultural pride among minority groups

Both worked to achieve suffrage for women

By speeding up production of automobiles at lower costs

By requiring only licensed workers to produce the automobiles

By ensuring high-quality automobiles for consumers at higher prices

By developing new designs to test automobile safety standards

The taxation of imported luxury goods

The deportation of suspected communist sympathizers

The prohibition of the sale of alcoholic beverages

The implementation of immigration restrictions

They were granted the right to attend public schools

They began dressing liberally and were in public

They were allowed increased participation in the political process

They were granted the right to serve in military combat units

They were allowed to own property

Provides mortgage insurance on loans made by approved lenders.

Provides jobs for young men to work on public projects.

Administers insurance programs including retirement and disability.

Regulates the stock market for fraud.

Insures deposits in banks and savings.

People relied on the government

Increased the role of the Federal Government

Northeastern Coast and Plains

West Coast and East Coast

Great Plains/ Midwest

The Seaboard and Florida

Hoover wanted to implement social welfare programs to provide for the poor

Roosevelt wanted private charities to take responsibility for relief efforts

Hoover wanted to limit the role of the federal government in managing the crisis

Roosevelt wanted state governments to regulate private business activity

To establish industrial centers in the region

To promote organic farming practices

To offset the effects of urbanization and rapid population growth

To provide jobs and improve the regional standard of living

to make sure he would be re-elected to the presidency

to stop Supreme Court from declaring his New Deal programs unconstitutional

to help the Supreme Court have power over Congress

to provide relief to unemployed Supreme Court judges