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1 Unit 8: The Great Depression
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2 Unit 7: The Great Depression Final Project
Create an infographic on the Great Depression Visual representation of the information you’ve learned - Show me what you know!

3 Infographic Examples

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5 Infographic Requirements
Content: The government’s response Causes of the Great Depression The New Deal programs & effectiveness Stock market crash Buying on the margin Relief, Recovery, & Reform Overproduction & underconsumption President Roosevelt Effects of the G.D. Fireside chats Hoovervilles The Great Depression v. The Great Recession Unemployment rates The human toll The Dust Bowl

6 Suggested Steps Gather the information on all of the required topics
Decide what you want to include Brainstorm visuals What information can be displayed via graphs/charts/pictures & what needs to be written? Plan out a rough draft What is going to go where?

7 Unit 8: The Great Depression
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8 Suggested Steps Gather the information on all of the required topics
Decide what you want to include Brainstorm visuals What information can be displayed via graphs/charts/pictures & what needs to be written? Plan out a rough draft What is going to go where?

9 Infographic Requirements
Content: The government’s response Causes of the Great Depression The New Deal programs & effectiveness Stock market crash Buying on the margin Relief, Recovery, & Reform Overproduction & underconsumption President Roosevelt Effects of the G.D. Fireside chats Hoovervilles The Great Depression v. The Great Recession Unemployment rates The human toll The Dust Bowl

10 Unit 8: The Great Depression
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11 Infographic Requirements
Content: The Dust Bowl Causes of the Great Depression The government’s response Stock market crash The New Deal programs & effectiveness Buying on the margin Overproduction & underconsumption Relief, Recovery, & Reform Effects of the G.D. President Roosevelt Hoovervilles Fireside chats Unemployment rates The Great Depression v. The Great Recession The human toll (How did it change the every day lives of people?)

12 How to submit: Open an internet browser and go to Upload password: goeagles (all one word, no capital letters) Click on ‘choose file’ and select the document from wherever you saved it Click ‘open’ Click ‘Upload’ You’re done!

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