as part of the new deal, a law passed by congress in 1933 to increase production while boosting wages and prices; it created the National recovery Administration as part of the new deal, a federal agency created by congress in 1933 to help reduce farmers crop production and restore the prices of their goods to a reasonable level in US agricultural economics, the price that gives farmers the same purchasing power they had during an earlier, more prosperous time a work relief program established in 1933, as part of the First Hundred Days of the New Deal, to provide work for unemployed Americans during the Great Depression the conservative side of the political spectrum the liberal side of the political spectrum a political leader who gains power by appealing to peoples emotions and prejudices rather than relying on national argument a work relief organization established in 1939 as part of the NEw deal, to provide work for unemployed Americans during the Great Depression officially the national labor relations act, a law passed by Congress in 1935 to protect workers rights to organize into unions; it created the National LAbor Relations Board a law passed by congress in 1935 to establish federal programs to offer old age assistance and benefits, unemployment compensation, and aid to needy mothers, children, and the blind the authority bestowed on a government or candidate by an electoral victory a labor organization established in 1938 to organize workers by industry rather than by occupation or skill a political partnership during the 1930's among various social and political groups in support of the New Deal , the Democratic Party, and Franklin D

1. National Industrial recovery Act (NIRA)

as part of the new deal, a law passed by congress in 1933 to increase production while boosting wages and prices; it created the National recovery Administration

2. Agricultural Adjustment Administration

as part of the new deal, a federal agency created by congress in 1933 to help reduce farmers crop production and restore the prices of their goods to a reasonable level

3. parity

in US agricultural economics, the price that gives farmers the same purchasing power they had during an earlier, more prosperous time

4. Civilian Conservation Corps

a work relief program established in 1933, as part of the First Hundred Days of the New Deal, to provide work for unemployed Americans during the Great Depression

5. right wing

the conservative side of the political spectrum

6. left wing

the liberal side of the political spectrum

7. demagogues

a political leader who gains power by appealing to peoples emotions and prejudices rather than relying on national argument

8. Works progress Administration

a work relief organization established in 1939 as part of the NEw deal, to provide work for unemployed Americans during the Great Depression

9. Wagner Act

officially the national labor relations act, a law passed by Congress in 1935 to protect workers rights to organize into unions; it created the National LAbor Relations Board

10. Social Security Act

a law passed by congress in 1935 to establish federal programs to offer old age assistance and benefits, unemployment compensation, and aid to needy mothers, children, and the blind

11. mandate

the authority bestowed on a government or candidate by an electoral victory

12. Congress of INDUSTRIAL Organizations

a labor organization established in 1938 to organize workers by industry rather than by occupation or skill

13. New Deal Coalation

a political partnership during the 1930's among various social and political groups in support of the New Deal , the Democratic Party, and Franklin D. Roosevelt