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THE GREAT DEPRESSION
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Lasted from 1929 to 1940. Business failures/ NO JOBS!
WWII
WWI
The Great Depression
The Roaring 20s
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Unemployment insurance; senior citizen pensions,
National Recovery Act
Social Security Administration
Federal Deposit Insurance Company
Agricultural Adjustment Act
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Created to regulate the stock market and bring punishment to those who commit accounting fraud.
Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)
Federal Deposit Insurance Company (FDIC)
National Recovery Act
Social Security Administration
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Date the Stock Market Crash; led to the Great Depression; also called Black Tuesday.
October 29th 1939
October 29th 1929
October 29th 1919
October 29th 1949
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Limited the amount of money banks could lend.
Federal Deposit Insurance Company
Securities Exchange Commission
Social Security Administration
Federal Reserve Act
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Court Packing Scheme
This plan would have given FDR control of the Supreme Court.
In 1937, FDR's plan to appoint Supreme Court Justices.
Supreme Court declared 2 of FDR's programs unconstitutional.
Plan to give FDR the right to appoint six new Justices.
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Part of New Deal Recovery Plan; Asked businesses to follow codes & prices. UNCONSTITUTIONAL.
National Recovery Administration
Agriculture Adjustment Act
Social Security Administration
Federal Deposit Insurance Company
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Longest serving U.S. President from 1933-1945. Led the U.S. during the Great Depression.
Herbert Hoover
Calvin Coolidge
Harry Truman
Franklin D. Roosevelt (FDR)
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FDR created programs to end the Great Depression; examples: TVA, CCC, WPA, PWA, AAA, NRA
Caldo de Pollo
Hoovervilles
Alphabet Soup
Fireside Chats
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1 of 3 R’s of New Deal; fix/changes to economic structure; belief govt should protect people,
Recovery
Relief
Reform
Restore
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Eleanor Roosevelt.
Traveled the country since he was bound to a wheel chair.
Spoke out strongly for women’s rights and for the poor.
Pushed FDR to pass the Fair Employments Practices Committee.
Photographer of the Great Depression; depicted the misery.
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Photographer that depicted/showed the misery of the Great Depression in her pictures.
Michelle Obama
Eleanor Roosevelt
Frances Willard
Dorothea Lange
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FDR’s plan to get the nation out of the Great Depression through Relief, Recovery, and Reform.
Rugged Individualism
Laissez-fair Approach
Make America Great Again
New deal
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Effects of the Great Depression.
Overproduction, Banking Practices, Trade Restrictions
Militarism,;Alliances;Nationalism;Imperialism;Assassination
Speculation and Stock Market Crash
Business failures, Unemployment, Foreclosures
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Limits the president’s term to 8 years or 2 terms.
21st Amendment
20th Amendment
22nd Amendment
18th Amendement
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Franklin Roosevelt’s way of communicating with Americans to help them trust in economy.
Radio conversations
Television conversations
Alphabet Soup
Fireside Chats
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Government pays farmers not to grow crops. DECLARED UNCONSTITUTIONAL
Security Exchange Committee
Agriculture Adjustment Act
Social Security Administration
Federal Deposit Insurance Company
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Wrote “The Grapes of Wrath,” a story about the Dust Bowl and misery of the Great Depression.
Huey P. Long
Dorothea Lange
John Steinbeck
Francis Townsend
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Outlaw of the ownership of gold, except for jewelry; FDR wanted people to rely on paper money.
Gold Standard to Fiat Money
Gold Standard to Fiat Money
Gold Standard to Fiat Money
Gold Standard to Fiat Money
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Paper money. Roosevelt outlawed the using of gold (1933) People had to use paper money.
Fiat Money
Buddy Bucks
Peso
Gold Standard
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1 of 3 R’s of the New Deal; direct help for the unemployed and poor.
Relief
Racism
Reform
Recovery
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Opponent of FDR's New Deal; wanted to give every family $5000 a year by taxing the rich.
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Huey P. Long
Eleanor Roosevelt
Dorothea Lange
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President 1929-1933; believed in “rugged individualism”; practiced laissez-fair economics.
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Dwight Eisenhower
Harry Truman
Herbert Hoover
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Company sued the govt for the NRA (prices on goods); argued president had no special powers.
Miranda v. Arizona
Marbury v. Madison
Schecter Poultry v. U.S.
Scopes "Monkey Trial"
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Little shanty towns people moved to during the great depression when they lost their homes.
Recovery
“Hoovervilles”
Fireside Chats
Grapes of Wrath
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1 of 3 R’s of the New Deal; put money into the economy to bring it back up to normal levels
Relief
Reform
Recovery
Report
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Insured bank deposits so that people would not lose their savings in case of bank failures.
Agricultural Adjustment Act
Federal Deposit Insurance Company (FDIC)
Social Security Administration
National Recovery Act
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Opponent of FDR's New Deal; wanted to give $200 a month to citizens over 65 years old.
Huey P. Long
John Steinbeck
Francis Townsend
Eleanor Roosevelt
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Causes of the Great Depression
Business failures and Unemployment
Speculation and Stock Market Crash
Overproduction, Banking Practices, Trade Restrictions
Foreclosures (losing homes/lands/businesses)
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Dust Bowl
During the 1930’s.
A natural disaster as well as a financial disaster.
Farmers faced a period of severe dust storms, droughts.
Farmers lost their farms & moved out in search of work.
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Grapes of Wrath
Struggle of Great Plains farmers during the Great Depression
Photographs which show the misery of the Great Depression
A 1939 novel written by John Steinbeck.
About farmers who lose their homes because of the Dust Bowl.
