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- Impact of Great depression
- Few High school degrees
- Trading
- Around the world went down
- Banks
- Presidential Elections
- 32 First Election during the GD
- Dramatic shift in political alignment
- Franklin VS Hoover
- Franklin
- Democrat
- Hoover
- Republican
- Promised peace for the nation
- So would obviously loose
- Franklin
- 36 Election
- Alf Landon vs. FDR
- Landon had no chance of winning
- "The only thing we have to fear is fear itself"
- Alf Landon vs. FDR
- FDR's The New Deal
- Made to improve conditions for people suffering through the depressions
- Economic Reform
- Economy improved by 1936
- Unemployment dropped from 25% to 14%
- Focused on 3 R's (Relief, Recovery, and Reform)
- Generated more money
- Economic Reform
- Acts
- Home Owners Loan Act
- National Housing Act
- Fair Labor Standard Act
- Civilian Conservation Corps
- Social Security Act
- 32 First Election during the GD
- President Hoover and The Great Depression
- "Hoover the worst president in US history"
- Not really
- Things he did
- Founded Government Agencies
- Encouraged Labor Harmony
- Supported Local Aid for public works
- Struggled to balance Budget
- Hoover's Rugged individualism
- Organized the National Credit Corporation in 1931.
- -Encouraged banks to lend to other failing banks in hopes they would recover
Federal Home Loan Bank Act
-Attempted to provide for new home construction and addressed the struggling housing sector
Revenue Act of 1932
-Increased corporate and personal income taxes to unprecedented levels
Emergency Relief and Construction Act in 1932
-Provided government backed loans to banks and created public works projects
- Smoot Hawley Tariff Act 1929- raised import taxes
- "Hoover the worst president in US history"
- Bonus Army
- 43,000 Marchers
- WWI Vets
- After the war paycheck
- in '45 would get paid
- Wanted Money NOW
- Wanted the Patman Bill to pass for early payment
- would sleep in the streets of DC waiting for the Yes or No
- July 28th, 1932, Hoover ordered them away
- Hover wanted no Violence
- Didn't happen
- US Army met brute Protesters with brute force
- Hover wanted no Violence
- WWI Vets
- 43,000 Marchers
- Entertainment/Fads
- Radio was HUGE
- Louis Armstrong
- Dancing
- Movies - Hollywood was making bank
- Gone with the Wind
- Wizard of Oz
- Sports
- George Lewis
- Jesse Owens
- Won Gold medal in front of Hitler and the Nazi
- Babe Ruth
- Goldfish Swallowing
- One guy swallowed 14 goldfish
- First and Second New Deal
- First Deal - The stock market plunge
- Daily Life - 1/4 jobs
- Presidency - Hoover - though it was temporary
- F. Roosevelt - Introduced New deal
- Dignity and Prosperity
- Second New Deal- The rebuild
- Daily Life- more employment
- Presidency- FDR More aggressive
- WPA - Working Progressive admin. - jobs
- National Labor Act - conditions and rights
- Social Security Act - Unemployment Insurance child care
- ALL AIMED TO GET OUT OF THE DEPRESSION
- First Deal - The stock market plunge
- FDR vs The Supreme Court
- FDR was mad at Supreme Court for "Slowing Progress"
- To Fix the problem
- He proposed to add a new judge for every one judge that is over 70
- To Fix the problem
- FDR was mad at Supreme Court for "Slowing Progress"
- Critics of the new deal
- Father Charles Coughlin
- had radio show
- 40 million listeners
- had radio show
- Francis Townsend
- Felt that the plan didn't do enough
- Huey "The Kingfish" Long
- proposed 100% tax of the rich exceeding 1 million dollars
- Father Charles Coughlin
- Background of FDR
- School in Germany
- Wealthy
- 11 famous relatives
- Polio
- Most people didn't know he had it
- Train only went 35 when he was on it
- Only president to serve 4 terms
- Social security Admin.
- Started in 1935
- Still around
- Type of insurance for the old injured or disabled
- Only qualified by giving tax from your wages
- Public Works Administration
- 1933
- Doesn't exist now
- Helped build jobs
- National Youth Administration
- 1935
- Doesn't exist now
- Job Opportunity for teen and adults
- Offered education for work
- Securities and Exchange Commission
- 1934
- Still Exists
- Helped people feel more comfortable about putting into their stocks
- Agricultural Adjustment Act
- 1933
- Doesn't Exist Now
- Told Farmers to lower production and to raise prices for profit
- The First 100 Days
- Put an end to great depression
- Get people back to work
- Get Ag back up
- Gets industry going again
- Passed 15 major bills
- Protect the savings
- Fireside Chats
- FDR Wasn't actually next to Fireside
- Harry Butcher came up with the name
- Spoke about banking, unemployment, fighting fascism in Europe
- Began with "My Friends"
- Invoked memories
- Played Star Spangled banner at the end
- The three RRR
- Relief
- Aimed to help the suffering and employed American
- Civilian Conservation Corps
- Provided Jobs to Millions
- Recovery
- Was designed to help the economy bounce back from depression
- National Recovery industrial Act (Guidelines)
- Minimum Wages
- Good working Conditions
- Limited Competition
- Reform
- Targeted the Cause of the great depression and tried to prevent it from happening
- Example -
- FDIC - Guaranteed savings deposits
- Allowed - Trust
- Example -
- Targeted the Cause of the great depression and tried to prevent it from happening
- Relief
- Deficit Spending
- Printing, borrowing, or spending money beyond what is available in a budget
- Started by Roosevelt
- Astonishing growth rate
- 14% in 1936
- Eased back - Balance
- Printing, borrowing, or spending money beyond what is available in a budget
- "Priming the Pump"
- Action taken to stimulate an economy through government spending
- Great depresion - Economy must be primed to function
- Government - thought spending would lead to better economy
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