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Chapter 23 The Great Depression and the New Deal

Chapter 23 The Great Depression and the New Deal. Hoover and the Crash. A Collapsing Economy Industries like coal mining, railroads, and clothing manufacturing were declining through the 1920s The stock market continued to rise as the economy was on the decline. Hoover and the Crash.

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Chapter 25

Chapter 25. The Depression and F.D.R. The Great Depression. The Stock Market crashed, 1929 Worst thing to happen in the U.S. since the Civil War. Stock Exchange. buying and selling shares/stock. Buying on Margin. Paying a little and borrowing the rest Lay away.

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1930s

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Chapter 30: The Causes of the Great Depression

Chapter 30: The Causes of the Great Depression. What caused the most severe economic crisis in American history ?. Black Tuesday. October 29, 1929 The U.S. Stock Market lost 90% of its value. When the stock market crashed, it triggered the economic collapse.

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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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JEOPARDY

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The Great Depression

American Studies. The Great Depression. 1929-1940: The longest and most severe recession that our country has ever experienced The Stock Market Crash of 1929 is the spark Most of Europe is also experiencing a major depression after WWI

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The Great Depression

The Great Depression. What caused the most severe economic crisis in American history? How did presidential administrations react?. Black Tuesday. October 29, 1929 The U.S. Stock Market lost 90% of its value. The stock market crashes triggering the economic collapse.

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Great Depression Quiz Show

Great Depression Quiz Show. Semester 2 Unit 2 Modern US History March 14, 2011. Vocabulary. What are hoboes?. Men or teens who left their family seeking work. They travelled the country by train. The highest average level of unemployment during the Great Depression was:. 5%. 35%. 15%.

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Chapter 33: Great Depression and New Deal, 1933-1939

Chapter 33: Great Depression and New Deal, 1933-1939. FDR: A Politician in a Wheelchair. 1932 was likely the worst year of the Great Depression and it was an election year. Hoover was a goner. Hoover ran for reelection saying what he was doing was helping the situation.

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Great Depression

Great Depression. Ch. 33-34. Fordney-McCumber Tariff Law (1922). Americans feared the flood of cheap European goods after WWI Hiked tariff from 27% to 38.5% Europe needed to sell its goods in America to achieve economic recovery and repay war debts to the US

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1930s and The Great Depression

1930s and The Great Depression. U.S. History. I. Underlying Causes:. 1. Overproduction of goods. a. Demand for goods was high during WWI. b. Prices were up (inflation). c. After the war, demand for goods decreases. d. Prices drop and profits drop. . I. Underlying Causes:.

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Chapter 23 Roosevelt and the New Deal

Chapter 23 Roosevelt and the New Deal. Section 1 Roosevelt Takes Office Section 2 The First New Deal. Part I. Herbert Hoover ran for a second term in 1932. The Democrats selected New York Governor, Franklin Delano Roosevelt. Roosevelt Takes Office. Roosevelt is Inaugurated.

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The New Deal

The New Deal. 1933-1940. President Roosevelt. Had the greatest impact on American life & politics than any other U.S. President. Elected to an unprecedented four terms. Began a 40-year period in which the Democrats were the dominant political party. 1933-1945. The Hundred Days.

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The New Deal

The New Deal. 1933-1939. Key Facts About the New Deal. Relief, Recovery, and Reform When FDR took the oath of office on March 4, 1933 the country had just endured a bleak winter of rising unemployment, failing banks, and closing businesses

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The Great Depression and the New Deal

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New Deal Study Questions

New Deal Study Questions. 1. Which of the following was a goal of the New Deal? regulate the stock market deregulate the nation's banking system decrease prices of farm goods increase crop production. 2. What role did Eleanor Roosevelt play in the Roosevelt administration?

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The Hundred Days

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The Great Depression

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