Monday no school
Tuesday going over project
Wednesday- finished project
Thursday-review day
Hovers Background & 1928 Election:
- Born in West Branch, Iowa
- Both his parents died before he was ten
- Went to college at Stanford and got a degree in Geology
- Mining engineer- first job
- WWI- save 120,000 people from Europe from the envision by Germany to French
- Helped Beljum get food
- Did the meatless days wheat less days
- Victory gardens- backyard gardens
- Food will win the war was the slogan
- Secretary of commerce
- 1928- Runs for republicans, against Al Smith democrat Catholic, last catholic was Roosevelt
- Major prosperity with the republican so why go democrat
- He was pro business
- Supported prohibition and Al Smith did not.
- Promise to improve conditions for farmers
- Reform immigration laws
- Maintain America's isolationist foreign policy
What did Hover do to help with the Great Depression:
- Encouraged people to be patient
- Federal Farm Board
- Stabilize prices and to promote the sale of agricultural products
- Helped farmers stabilized prices
- Norris-La Guardia Act
- Strengthened labor unions
- It was believed that he did nothing, actually he did more than most previous presidents.
- Dams projects did some positive things for and area. Eventually they would pay for themselves he said, so he didn't mind spending money on that
- Gave Germany one year off of paying for France
- and one year halt on war payments form gb and france
- Mexican reptriation, mecian immagarnts were engouraged/forced to go back to mexico.
- Revenue act- increased taxws so us gov had &&
- Hawley- smoot tariff
- Hight tarriff- buy american made goods, but makes the other countries do it back to us so it is more expensive for us, so foreign trade away form businesses.
- Trickle down theory example: Reconstruction finance corporation- gave loans to banks, state and local gov, and business to create projects/ jobs for people
- Gave states loans for emergency relief needs
- started under hoover
- not as successful as hoover had hoped
- dissolved in 1946 after wwii
- Construction projects creates tons of jobs.
Franklin D Roosevelt
- Born in a very wealthy family
- First was new york state senate
- worked for the navy, a desk job- assistant secretary of the navy
- he lost the election
- everyone thought his life was pretty much over because he got polio and got in a wheelchair
- governer next
- then he became president against hoover
- promised the world a new deal
- voted in four times, served 3 full terms, moth or two after his four term he died
Impact of the Great Depression
People would do to survive
- Hoverville are out of the town no ac no electricity just shady place
- Breadlines would stand in places for bread
- soup kitchens homeless people would go to
- drop out of high school hoboes hopping freight trains just live by the day
- selling apples
- lots of men left there wives from embarrassment
Young people new deals
- CCC- civilian conservation corp. passed in 1933. aimed for teenage 18-25 men who were poor. ccc members worked 40 hours a week and paid 30 dollars a month which 25 of those dollars went to the family. members lived in camps lived under military discipline. They made building construction jobs. planted tree's fought forest fires.
- NYA- national youth administration. pushed heavily by Roosevelt. serves 327,000 high and college youth who were paid 6$ to $40 a month for work study project at their study. allowed thousands of people to be able to stay in school. women and men.
unemployed
- FERA federal emergency relief act- in 1933. fera gave more than 20 million dollars in direct id to unemployed. this would help unemployed find jobs. fera had 3 primary objective 1. direct relief measures 2. provide work for employable people 3. provide many different types of relief programs. provided jobs too
- PWA public works administration created 10000 of jobs for constructions like roads hospitals airports airport runways roads damns.
- CWA- constructions projects problem was paying workers for high wages but got to costly and got cancelled.
- PWA- create jobs for people through construction project was largest dew deal program
farmers
- AAA- agricultural adjustment act- in 1933. part of 100 days program paid farmers to plant less. supply and demand issue. get rid of crops so that prices would go up. they destroyed crops. tons of pigs were killed. game money to buy equipment
- REA RURAL electrification administration- got electricity to farms
- FSA farm security administration- game money to small farmers to purchase farms. people that lost farms. Bought tractors.
Homeowners
- HOLC home owners loan corporation- people loosing homes and going to hoover villas prevent banks taking it over. they extended the payment to longer and to less money.
- FHA federal housing administration- made to get loans to build homes. goals make housing better.
- USHA united states housing authority- designed to give lones to state government to build low income houses.
- SSA social security administration-
Banks
- EBRA emergency banking relief act- passed in response to thousands of banks closed down. would close down the bank reorganize it and then re open it when it was stable.
- FDIC federal deposit insurance corporation- insured people money in banks up to 1000 (today up to 100,000.) started to believe in banks again
stock market
- FSA federal securities act- so company had to be real to you.
- SEC
energy
- REA- brought electrivity to farms
- TVA- Tennessee value authority made damns had problems with flooding got electricity for that area
Test study guide
- president hoover know some background info
- president hoovers accomplished and say about him didn't do much. Talked about being patient RFC biggest trickle down theory.
- what id hoover do.. what is tariff goal of high tariff
- stock market crash- people no money go to Hoverville, hoover blankets, banks, stole things, dropped out of schools, suicide rates went up
- F d r
- 5 how were the groups what were the problems unemployed.. young... factor workers, farmers, elderly, homeowners, artisit musicans,j native amer. banks, energy
- what is scc, fdic,, and social security act is still around today.
- was new deal successful???
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