A curated guide for teachers providing links, titles, and descriptions for iconic historical visuals including FSA photography, WPA posters, and anti-New Deal propaganda to enrich the lesson. Condensed to fit a single page.

A comprehensive teacher answer key for the Cartoon Combat Worksheet, providing historical interpretations, symbolic meanings, and grading criteria for student responses. Revised for better page breaks.

A concise directory for teachers and students listing all primary sources used in the lesson, including names, specific dates, and links to archives like the Library of Congress and National Archives.

A comprehensive teacher resource providing slide-by-slide scripts and talking points for the New Deal lesson. Includes historical context and student inquiry prompts. Revised to ensure consistent page breaks and smoother transitions.

A facilitation guide for teachers to lead a 35-minute lesson, revised for better layout and additional extension content.

A primary source analysis worksheet where students evaluate political cartoons representing both support for and criticism of FDR's New Deal and Court-Packing plan. Updated with specific artist names, dates, and expanded writing areas.

A visually striking presentation covering the New Deal, its economic policies, charges of socialism, and the court-packing controversy. Updated with specific source names and dates for all primary references.

A teacher reference document listing high-quality supplemental visuals for the New Deal lesson, including descriptions, their relevance to the 3 R's, and direct digital archival links. Fixed page breaks and markdown formatting.

A visual answer key for the Recovery Roadmap Worksheet, providing the classification and sample justifications for all 9 New Deal agencies required by TN Standard US.45. Reduced to a single page for ease of use.

A teacher reference document listing all primary sources used in the New Deal Lab, including the agency name, date, specific source title, and direct digital archival links to the National Archives and Library of Congress.