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1 Imagine one of the following scenarios Imagine if your parents lost their job. Imagine if your parents business went bankrupt Imagine if your family lost its farm

2 Now imagine.. Your family lost all of their money because their bank closed Your school closed (maybe you like that one!)

3 Write a 2 paragraph response Write about how this would effect your family. How would it effect them emotionally? What types of services exist today that may help you during this time? 1’s share your response with 2’s

4 Watch the link below http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VpKmfjf5 tUk http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VpKmfjf5 tUk

5 The Great Depression and the New Deal

6 Causes of the Crash Uneven distribution of income… Stock market speculation… Excessive use of credit… Overproduction in factories and farms… Government Policies… Global economics…

7 The Great Crash October 29,1929 “Black Tuesday” Within 3 weeks… Over time…

8 Effects of the Crash Gross National Product… 20%… 25%..

9 President Hoover Unable to effectively communicate with the common man… Tries the “trickle down” method…. Hawley-Smoot Tariff… Debt moratorium …

10 “Dust Bowl”

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13 Images of the Depression Hobos

14 Bread Lines

15 “Hoovervilles”

16 “Okies”

17 “Bonus Army”

18 Election of 1932

19 Twentieth Amendment

20 F.D.R. & Eleanor

21 The “New Deal” Three “R”s… Brain Trust… “Hundred Days”… Bank Holiday… Repeal of Prohibition… Alphabet Soup Agencies…

22 PWA Public Works Administration

23 TVA Tennessee Valley Authority

24 CCC Civilian Conservation Corps

25 AAA Agricultural Adjustment Act

26 WPA

27 SEC Securities and Exchange Commission

28 NRA National Recovery Administration

29 Indian Reorganization Act

30 National Labor Relations (Wagner) Act

31 Social Security Administration

32 Opponents of the New Deal Father Charles Coughlin Dr. Francis Townsend

33 Huey Long The “Kingfish” Share our Wealth Society

34 Court Packing Plan

35 Fair Labor Standards Act

36 Keynesian Economics John Maynard Keynes Deficit spending… “priming the pump”

37 Fireside Chats

38 Newsreels

39 Consider Women… African Americans… Native Americans… Mexican Americans…

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