1 .		The Hundred refers to the flurry of activity and enormous amount of legislation Congress enacted during the first three months of President Franklin Roosevelt's first administration.
2 .		The was primarily designed to provide employment for young men in soil conservation and reforestation projects.
3 .		With the Act, President Roosevelt hoped to stimulate business recovery through the artificial suspension of antitrust laws.
4 .		The , led by John L. Lewis, was the labor organization that tried to organize semi-skilled and unskilled workers in mass production industries in the 1930s.
5 .		The most serious weakness of the Act was its failure to assist tenant farmers and sharecroppers.
6 .		Louisiana Senator , leader of the "Share Our Wealth" movement, was perhaps the most formidable extremist opponent of President Roosevelt's New Deal program.
7 .		Father , the "Radio Priest," promoted a near-fascist program of anti-Semitism and opposition to the New Deal.
8 .		Dr. created popular support for Social Security legislation with his advocacy of federally funded old-age pensions.
9 .		In its decision in , the Supreme Court ruled the National Industrial Recovery Act unconstitutional.
10 .		The Second New Deal's Act gave workers the right to organize and bargain collectively with their employers.
11 .		John Collier was the New Deal's Commissioner of who tried to implement more humane and pluralistic policies.
12 .		In the mid-1930s, North Dakota Republican Senator led a Senate investigation that concluded that the arms industry had conspired with bankers to drag America into World War I.
13 .		In August 1939, Germany and signed a nonaggression pact as a prelude to their joint assault on Poland on September 1, 1939, which began World War II.
14 .		The slogan "We Do Our Part" and the Blue Eagle symbol were identified with the New Deal's Administration.
15 .		A state-federal system of unemployment insurance was one provision of the 1935 Act.