Nate ohms talked about a march for black people that grew tremendously.
Then Jenna talked about the Red summer of 1919. A lot of riots took place all of the south and north. The whites just attacked the blacks because they were mad they were taking some of their jobs and stuff.
Then april went and talked about Madison something. I could not hear what she was saying at all. so i didnt get much out of it.
Then we continued with presentations that we didnt finish before.
Erin talked about the banking act of 1935. More responsible, more responsive. Reorganized control, centralized power, strengthened powers of the federal reserve board of governors in the field of credit management. Tightened existing restrictions on banks engaging in certain activities. Enlarged the supervisory powers of the FDIC. It was started on August 23, 1935.
Still around today. Then she talked about fireside chats. An informal address by a political leader over radio or television, esp. as given by president Franklin D. Roosevelt beginning in 1933. Informal addresses. Started by presiddent roosevelt. Broadcasted over the radio. She also talkedd about the hundred days. A special session of congress from March 9, 1933 to June 16, 1933, called by president franklin D. Roossevelt in which important social legislation was enacted.
Then ben went and he talked about the NRA and the NIRA. NRA stands for national recovery administration. The NIRA stands for nation industrial recovery act. They were passed in June 16, 1933. The NIRA created the NRA, which was just overseeing the coddes of fair competition. The NRA was on eof the first major parts of the new deal. The NEA created minimum wages and maximum weekly hours. The NIRA and the NRA were successful. They were successful because it helped people make more money than they were making before the NRA and NIRA was developed. It was also successful because it made industries set maximum working weekly hours. Some people were working very long hours with verry little pay. The blue eagle was a symbol used in the United states by companies to show compliance with the NIRA. Some companies would put these blue eagle posters in their windows so peoplee knew you were treating your workers well with good pay and fair hours. Then he talked about the three r's of the new deal. Relief, reform, recovery. Relief was to the unemployed and badly hurt farmers. Reform of business and financvial practices. Recovery of the economy during the great depression.
Next Emily talked about the Food drug and cosmetic act. This started when a doctor tried making a liquid version of some medicine i dont remember because she said it and it is to confusing to remember. It was used to ammend another act called the pure food in drug act. They had testing done for everything that was sent out. all food and everything to make sure everything that went out to peoople was safe. Defecit spending is the amount of money the government can spend. Priming the pump is spending money to get more people to spend more money to make the economy better. Just threw a lot of money out to try to jump start the economy but this didnt really work.
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