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The Great Depression Page ’s

Stock Market Crashed in 1929 This triggered but did not cause the Great Depression

Problems with the economy

1. Too much consumer spending on credit

2. Many factories were in the process of expanding based on previous sales trends BUT

When people stopped spending to pay for the products they already had, many businesses closed or laid off workers

3. A lack of regulation in the stock market people buying on margin

President Herbert Hoover was president when the Depression started

Hoover believed in Laissez Faire Believed the economy would fix itself if left alone

Hoover believed the poor and unemployed could be helped through charities and other private organizations

Before long people were ready for a new policy - Hoover was seen as doing too little and the economy was not improving.

Presidential Election of 1932

Hoover vs Roosevelt

Franklin Roosevelt proposed the “New Deal” The main idea was that the government would get more involved in trying to fix the economy

F.D.R. won the election and started programs to help the poor and fix the economy

Works Progress Administration and other programs

Gave people jobs Programs to build schools, bridges, roads and parks

Social Security program Pensions for the elderly

Financial Aid to Farmers Farmers hurt by low prices and

The Dust Bowl The dust bowl was the name given to the Midwest because it was hit hard by a drought and the farmers could not grow crops

Programs paid farmers not to grow crops This would reduce the supply and increase the price

Also low cost loans to the farmers

Another F.D.R. program... Federal reserve Board Nation’s central bank regulated interest rates and the money supply

Interest rates to control the rate of inflation (increasing price of goods)

Lowering the interest rates would Increase inflation which would 1. Make money “cheaper” and easier to pay off debts 2. Make it easier for businesses to get loans and increase production

Another program Securities Exchange Commission To regulate the Stock Market and try to keep it from crashing again

F.D.I.C. Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Insured banks to increase confidence of people depositing money and it is protected by the government

F.D.I.C. helped prevent banks from closing because people had confidence in getting their money if the bank closes

Summary of New Deal 1. Government increased in size and role in the average citizen’s life 2. No more Laissez Faire

Wealthy and business leaders did not like the higher taxes. They believed the increasing debt would hurt the country.