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The Great Depression 1930’s

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The Great Depression1930’s

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The Great Depression

*Widespread unemployment and poverty in the 1930’s

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CAUSES

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CAUSES1. Laissez- Faire/Free Enterprise

Attitudes2. Overproduction of goods3. Stock Market Over speculation4. Installment/Buying things on

margin

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A stock represents partial ownership of a company (shares)

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Stock Market Crash (1929)

*Black Tuesday/Wall-Street Crash

*4 day collapse of stock prices= Panic sell-off assets

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Bank Runs = Bank Failures

*People panic, run to withdraw savings, but banks don’t have all $$$

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Banks don’t have their $$$

(used for loans)

People want their $$$

Banks need loan $$$ repaid

People can’t repay loans

because they have no $$$

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EFFECTS

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Unemployment

*Unemployment rate rose above 25% (companies had to fire a lot of people b/c they were not making $)

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Breadlines

*A line of people waiting to receive free food from gov.

*POVERTY

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Hooverville (Shanty Town)

*Slum shelters form outside of cities

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The Dust Bowl*Poor farming techniques + drought= farmers suffer in Great Plains

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Franklin D. Roosevelt (FDR)*Elected President in 1933

*New Deal programs

*Democrat

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President Franklin D. Roosevelt (F.D.R.)

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New Deal

*Federal programs to help the American economy (relief, recovery, and reform)= strong gov. control

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Big QuestionHow did the U.S. government help

the poor in the 1930s?

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THE NEW DEAL

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What ideas is the U.S. economy founded on?

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What ideas is the U.S. economy founded on?

Capitalism Free Enterprise SystemFree- MarketLassiez-Faire

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What does the U.S. federal government do?

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The Federal Government

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Who do you think should have more power in making school decisions?

Dr. Landa

OR

The Teachers ☺

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FEDERALISM (10th Amendment)

Federal Government V.S. State Governments

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FEDERALISM (10th Amendment)

Who do you think should have more power?

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Herbert Hoover Franklin D. Roosevelt (F.D.R.)

*1929 to 1933*Republican*Lassiez-Faire= Less gov. control*Smoot Hawley Tariff

*1933-1945*Democrat*Federal government should get more involved in the economy*STRONG government control

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Why do you think people will…

Like F.D.R. and the New Deal?

Dislike F.D.R. and the New Deal?

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Court Packing

*To pass New Deal programs, FDR tried to add more people to the Supreme Court in his favor.

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Fire Side Chats

*FDR used the radio to speak to Americans and try to calm them down