'Federal emergency relief administration' diaporamas de présentation

FDR AND THE FIRST NEW DEAL

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The Depression and the New Deal

The Depression and the New Deal. 1929-1939. The Great Depression. Essential Question. What were the factors that brought about the Great Depression?. The Boom. A long period of rising stock prices convinced Americans to invest heavily in the stock market

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The New Deal

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UNIT 5

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The New Deal

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Notes 3: FDR and the New Deal

Notes 3: FDR and the New Deal. Unit 2: The Great Depression March 8-10, 201 1.

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Teacher instructions: 1. Print the lesson,

Teacher instructions: 1. Print the lesson, 2. Display slide 2 with Procedure step 2 in the lesson. 3. Display slide 3 with Procedure step 3. 4. Display slide 4 with Procedure step 6. 5. Display slide 5 with Procedure step 8.

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Chapter 23

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DO Now: What were the primary causes of the crash

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New Deal

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The New Deal

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Chapter 25

Chapter 25. The Great depression and the New Deal, 1929-1939. Web. Causes of the Great Depression. Stock Market Speculation Buying on margin common Stock prices spiraled out of control Mistakes by the Federal Reserve Tight money policy in 1930 and 1931

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The Great Depression

The Great Depression. I. Economic Crash. A. Causes: 1. Uneven distribution of Income-Very Rich & Very Poor in the U.S. 2. Ease of Credit-banks loaned lots of money for stock speculation. When loans could not be paid back, banks failed.

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Chapter 24 The Great Depression and the New Deal

Chapter 24 The Great Depression and the New Deal. The American People , 6 th ed. I. The Great Depression. The Depression Begins. Farmers had suffered throughout the 1920s and were the first group to plunge into depression

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Franklin D. Roosevelt and the New Deal

Franklin D. Roosevelt and the New Deal. Introduction Activity. Write a one paragraph first person account as if you were alive during the Great Depression. You may write from one of the following viewpoints: 1. teenager living in a Hooverville with your family.

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Grapes of Wrath (the movie, 1940)

Grapes of Wrath (the movie, 1940). How would you describe their connection to the land? How did the economic system fail the Dust Bowl migrants? Why was it so difficult to assign responsibility? What kind of hardships did the Joads experience on the road?

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FDR AND THE NEW DEAL

FDR AND THE NEW DEAL. Guided Reading Activity. Franklin Delano Roosevelt. Roosevelt was a wealthy New Yorker and a distant relative of Theodore Roosevelt, a man whom he admired. He was a Assistant Secretary of the Navy, a job TR had held as well.

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FDR and The New Deal

FDR and The New Deal. Franklin D. Roosevelt. A wealthy New Yorker and distant relative of Theodore Roosevelt In 1921 he was stricken with polio For the rest of his life, he depended on steel leg braces to stand up Roosevelt never allowed photos of him in a wheel chair

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The New Deal

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Adam Bond Brenan Holmes Carter Montgomery

What has been the long-term effect of the New Deal on social welfare and the environment? Describe how Social Security is funded today and the problems the system faces today. Adam Bond Brenan Holmes Carter Montgomery .

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