'Civilian conservation corps ccc' diaporamas de présentation

A History of Conservation in the United States

A History of Conservation in the United States. Exploitation - Wasting. A. When people were few there was little need for conservation 1. Wise management is beginning to replace short sighted exploitation. Exploitation - wasting. 2. World population is doubling every decade.

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The Great Depression The 1930s

The Great Depression The 1930s. Essential Question: What factors caused the Great Depression?. Cause #1 Speculative Bubble of Stocks. Stock : ownership in a company (a share) Stock market : buying and selling of shares Bull Market : steady rise in stock prices over a long period of time

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The New Deal

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How did the Great Depression affect the daily life in South Carolina?

How did the Great Depression affect the daily life in South Carolina?. 3-5.5 Explain the effects of the Great Depression and the New Deal on daily life in South Carolina including the widespread poverty and unemployment and the role of the Civilian Conservation Corps.

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How did the Great Depression affect the daily life in South Carolina?

How did the Great Depression affect the daily life in South Carolina?. 3-5.5 Explain the effects of the Great Depression and the New Deal on daily life in South Carolina including the widespread poverty and unemployment and the role of the Civilian Conservation Corps.

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1920s- Great Depression Day 4

1920s- Great Depression Day 4. Today we have a QUIZ on Day 3- the transition from Hoover to FDR. FDR and the New Deal. - the expanding role of government and the growing power of the President. Deficit Spending. John Maynard Keynes -Keynesian Economics. Spending Money to Make Money.

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Chapter 11

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The Great Depression

The Great Depression. Alyssa Ayarzagoitia Robert Reyna Alex Rodriguez English I-3rd 2/26/14. What was the Great Depression?. The Great Depression was a dramatic economic downturn. It took place from 1929 to about 1939 affecting most every one in the western industrialized world.

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Restoring Hope: The U.S. Forest Service’s Economic Recovery Program

Restoring Hope: The U.S. Forest Service’s Economic Recovery Program. Gail Kimbell Chief, U.S. Forest Service COFO Panel, Economics and Forestry Rome, Italy—March 20, 2009. Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC). 2. Forestland in the lower 48 states. National Forest System

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