Positive of new deal for AA's 0.0 / 5 ? HistoryAmerica - 19th and 20th centuryA2/A-levelOCR Created by: KerrygraceCreated on: 07-06-17 14:41 By 1932 how many blacks in Chicago were unemployed? 30% 1 of 25 how much more was black unemployment than whites? 30-60% 2 of 25 why was this? favoured less than white workers and last hired first fired 3 of 25 how many migrated from the south? 400,000 1930-39 4 of 25 how many black homes in the south had no water or electricity? 70% 5 of 25 why did black schools suffer? did not recieve more funding due to cuts 6 of 25 why was FDR important? first president to speak out againt lynching 7 of 25 why was Eleanor Roosevelt important? she supported AA civil rights 8 of 25 how many jobs did new deal job creation schemes make? 1 milllion 9 of 25 how many housing units? 500,0000 10 of 25 how many black youths were trained? 500,000 11 of 25 What did Mary Mcelaur Bethune become in charge of? National Youth Admin which meant AA recieved a fair share of funding 12 of 25 how many black families were on relief compared to white families? 30% compared to 10% of white 13 of 25 How much did FERA spend on poor relief? $4000 million 14 of 25 how many jobs did the WPA created for AA 350,000 EACH YEAR 15 of 25 how many black teachers did WPA employ excess of 5000 16 of 25 what did Harold Ickes do poured funds into the black community through the PWA 17 of 25 how much money was spend on black services $45 million 18 of 25 What did the Wagner act help create? CIO congress of industrial organisations in the mid 1930's helped organisd black workers into labour unions 19 of 25 how many blacks were part of the CIO 200,000 20 of 25 what was significant about Black voting in 1936 swapped historic allegance from Republicans to the democrats 21 of 25 what did people say about this? marked a radical break with the past 22 of 25 What did W.E.B du Bois say about it? FDR gave AA a poltical regonsition they had not receieved before 23 of 25 How many blacks voted for FDR in 1936 70% 24 of 25 how many in 1932 had supported herbert Hoover in 1932 over 2/3 25 of 25
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