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Post Video

Fill in the Web Groups during the Depression

Fill in the Web Groups during the Depression Farmers PoliticiansFamilies Women Mexicans African American Bankers Politicians

Farmers Cutting prices to reduce surplus Dust Bowl destroys crops make it difficult to grow more 1.00 to.20 bushel of wheat Oklahoma Americans traveled to CA and were called Okies African Americans Hire White rather than Black and for unskilled jobs Scottsboro Case 9 Black men illegally riding on a train accused of raping a White woman. 5 Convictions 4 dropped Criticized New Deal for not doing enough for African Americans

Women Less likely to be hired after all men have families Question the decision to reproduce (decrease in birth rate) Wanting to know the “secret” Family Extended family Decline in health care Hooverville

Bonus Army Money in 1945 Military closed camps under Hoover Roosevelt disagreed but provided camps and meals Paid in 1936 Germany Nazis in power 1933 Hitler provides jobs in military going to a gun based economy Hitler successfully eliminates all political parties and the other two branches of the German government

The Video 1. How did the video address Germany, the rise of Nazism and the Treaty of Versailles or the end of WWI? 2. Google Räterepublik the Bavarian Soviet Republic. What was going on in Germany? 3. What was the name of the government in control of Germany after WWI? 4. What did the Nazis promise? 5. Who were the communists and fascists? 6. Describe the German economy during the 20s. 7. How did the German government secure a stable German economy? 8. Describe the German government after the US Stock Market Crash. 9. What happens to Nazi support as the German economy crumbles? 10. How id the title “Helped into Power” an appropriate title for this documentary?

Solve the Following 1.Senior citizens retired 2.Banks lost 8 million accounts 3.No confidence in banks 4.Stock market 5.Farmers inflated products 6.Unemployment

New Deal Bank Holiday CWA Roads/Parks CCC Forest and beaches TVA Modernize rural areas WPA Artists AAA (farmers) SSI (social security) Wagner Act (unions)

Hopeful End Goal Create Jobs Make people happy Restore faith Stop revolution

Other Global Events Japan invades Manchuria 1931 Italy invades Ethiopia 1935