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1 The Great Depression and The New Deal Discussion Questions

2 WHAT WERE THE KEY FACTORS THAT LED TO THE DEPRESSION? THE TEXT ARGUES THAT IT WASN’T CAUSED BY THE STOCK MARKET CRASH. WHAT WERE THE CAUSES?

3 CRITICS CALLED THE NEW DEAL “SOCIALISTIC”. WAS IT? LOOK AT FDR’S POLICY TOWARD BANKS – WHAT WOULD A SOCIALIST DO?

4 WHAT WERE THE KEY DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THE FIRST AND SECOND NEW DEALS? WHY DID FDR CHANGE COURSE?

5 WHAT KIND OF THEMES DID GOVERNMENT SUPPORTED ARTIST EXPLORE? HOW DID THEY DIFFER FROM COMMERCIALLY PRODUCED POPULAR CULTURE?

6 THE NEW DEAL IS OFTEN CONSIDERED A WATERSHED FOR AFRICAN AMERICANS. WHY?

7 TO WHAT EXTENT IS IT VALID TO SAY THAT THE NEW DEAL PROMOTED ONLY MODERATE CHANGE? TO WHAT EXTENT IS IT VALID TO SAY THAT THE NEW DEAL PROMOTED RADICAL CHANGE?

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