"New Deal"

The Grapes of Wrath directed by John Ford Plot Outline - A poor Midwest family is forced off of their land. They travel to California, suffering the misfortunes of the homeless in the Great Depression. Cast: Henry Fonda, Jane Darwell, John Carradine, Charley Grapewin, Dorris Bowdon, Russell Simpson, OZ Whitehead, John Qualen, Eddie Quillan, Zeffie Tilbury, Frank Sully, Frank Darien, Darryl Hickman, Shirley Mills, Roger Imhof Cast: (see less) Plot Keywords: Farmer, Shot In The Chest, Husband Wife Relationship, Sharecropper, California History, Socialist, Truck, Works Progress Administration, Socialism, Deputy, Girl, Tractor, Dancing, Camp, New Deal (see more) Plot Keywords: Farmer, Shot In The Chest, Husband Wife Relationship, Sharecropper, California History, Socialist, Truck, Works Progress Administration, Socialism, Deputy, Girl, Tractor, Dancing, Camp, New Deal, Federal Government, Framed, Farm, Boy, Gun Shot, Job, Death, Fruit, Demolition, Injustice, Jail, Grandmother Granddaughter Relationship, Rural, Dancer, Grandfather Granddaughter Relationship, Mother Son Relationship, Father Daughter Relationship, Cabin, Pickup Truck, Male Female Relationship, Grandfather Grandson Relationship, Mother Daughter Relationship, Dance, Family Relationships, Pregnancy, Father Son Relationship, Farmhouse, Brother Sister Relationship, Sister Sister Relationship, Grandmother Grandson Relationship, Brother Brother Relationship, Strike, Earring, Children, Scar, Route 66, Preacher, 1930s, Burial, Deep Focus, Ditch, Truck Driver, Starvation, Railroad Crossing, Drought, Pulitzer Prize Source, Labor, Oklahoma, Poverty, Prejudice, Dust Bowl, Farm Worker, Great Depression, Labor Union, Fruit Picker, Fugitive, Murder, California, Ex Convict, California USA, Title From Bible, Based On Novel (see less)

FDR and the Environment (The World of the Roosevelts) by David B. Woolner See all pages with references to "New Deal". Excerpt - on Page 14: " ... " This, of course, was the method FDR was applying through the programs of the New Deal. It was also the approach FDR had been using on his farmland in Hyde Park. Having built up this vision ... " Key Phrases: New Deal, New York, Franklin Roosevelt, Boy Scouts, United States, Gifford Pinchot, domestic allotment plan, wilderness advocacy, rural conservation, environmental legacy, land economists, conservation camps (see more) Key Phrases: New Deal, New York, Franklin Roosevelt, Boy Scouts, United States, Gifford Pinchot, Muscle Shoals, Department of Agriculture, Herbert Hoover, Subject File, Wilderness Society, Aldo Leopold, Department of the Interior, Theodore Roosevelt, Nelson Brown, Harold Ickes, White House, Donald Worster, Public Papers, Morris Cooke, Soil Conservation Service, National Park Service, New Haven, University of Wisconsin, Colorado River, domestic allotment plan, wilderness advocacy, rural conservation, environmental legacy, land economists, conservation camps, congressional address, modern environmentalism, environmental era, motorized recreation, modern environmentalists, crop surpluses, giant power, modern environmental movement, land program, agricultural planning, environmental leadership, wilderness advocates (see less)

The Liberal State on Trial: The Cold War and American Politics in the Truman Years (Columbia Studies in Contemporary American History) by Jonathan Bell See all pages with references to "New Deal". Excerpt - on Page 1: " ... as showing that the return of material prosperity with the World War dampened down demands for an extension of the New Deal. ... " Key Phrases: New Deal, New York, United States, Paul Douglas, Marshall Plan, Claude Pepper, totalitarian imagery, social democratic impulse, domestic liberalism, liberal network, federal health insurance, medical lobby (see more) Key Phrases: New Deal, New York, United States, Paul Douglas, Marshall Plan, Claude Pepper, New Republic, Soviet Union, Henry Wallace, Congressional Record, Helen Douglas, Los Angeles, President Truman, Walter Reuther, Harold Ickes, George Malone, Hubert Humphrey, World War Two, James Loeb, Richard Nixon, Cambridge University Press, Princeton University Press, African American, Herbert Lehman, Robert Taft, totalitarian imagery, social democratic impulse, domestic liberalism, liberal network, federal health insurance, medical lobby, campaign file, postwar reconversion, bipartisan foreign policy, assertive foreign policy, campaign leaflet, foreign policy program, full employment bill, garrison state, postwar liberalism, social democratic policies, communist issue, compulsory health insurance, publicity drive (see less)