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Wednesday, January 9th

 Hoover was a big believer in the trickle down theory, Laissez-faire, and rugged individualism. He thought that the government needed to stay out of things. His beliefs were that the economy had ups and down and that it would eventually fix itself on

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Wednesday January 9th

  • People lost their savings because deposits were uninsured
  • Most people were left with little or no money
  • Cut on down on spending drastically
  • Since fewer items were selling they made fewer items so jobs were cut
  • Fewer people got married during the depressi
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Wednesday January 9, 2013

Work in group. My group: Me, Jess and Weston

Group question: Source U.S History Book. Talk about stock market.

Some Notes.

1. What were the causes of the stock market crash (S.M.C.) and Great Depression (G.D)?

Crashed in Ocotober 29, 1929.

Farmers and con

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Wednesday January, 9th

Today is a work day on our project.

The stock market crashed in the fall of 1929. On October 29, frantic traders sold off 16,400,000 shares of stock. At the end of the year, the government determined that investors in the market had lost about $40 bil

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Wednesday Janurary 9

Today was a work day! Weston Alex and I are partners and we are group number 1 talking about what the causes of the stock market crash and Great Depression. We talked a lot about Black Tuesday and then we researched what the causes for the Stock Mark

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Wednesday January 9

Today we worked in our groups.

As stock prices plummeted with no hope of recovery, panic struck. Masses and masses of people tried to sell their stock, but no one was buying. The stock market, which had appeared to be the surest way to become rich, qu

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Wednesday, January 9

Work day.

Group members: Me Lyric Reann and Bill.

Lyric and I will look up the causes of the crash of the stock market. While Reann and Bill will look the causes of the Great Depression.

List of causes: (Yahoo answers)

1. Overproduction and under-consump

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wednesday january 9th

1. Stock Market Crash of 1929

Many believe erroneously that the stock market crash that occurred on Black Tuesday, October 29, 1929 is one and the same with the Great Depression. In fact, it was one of the major causes that led to the Great Depression

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Wednesday, January 9th! :)

Group Members; Taylor Brown, Reann Ellis, Bill Winnett, and I.

We have Question One, and than it'll be even more broken down.

Taylor and I have the first part- Why did the Stock Market Crash!

Were researching today! :)

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1/9/2013

Today we worked on our projects

Notes

After the stock market crash of 1929 and the collapse of more than 40% of American banks by 1933, strict trading and banking regulations were put in place, as well as financial protections, enforced by the newly fo

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Wednesday January 9, 2013

Today we are having a workday for our Great Depression project.

We are working in our groups. My group consists of Hannah, Courtney, Brooke, Tina, and myself.

The question we are researching is, What did the US GOvernment do to help alleviate the probl

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Wednesday, January 9.

First work day for our project.

Group: Cali, Hannah, Tina, Brooke, Myself.

Topic: #3. What did the United States Gov't do to help alleviate the problems the Great Depression brought to our country?

Research:

new deal: created by FDR, One of the programs

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Wed. Jan. 9, 2013

Today was a work day

3. What did the United States government do to help alleviate the problems the Great Depression brought to our country? (pres hoover and pres Franklin Roosevelt)

The new deal:

1.) Home Owner's Loan Corporation-

2.) The Federal Emerge

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Wednessday January 9,2013 Daily Notes

Today is a work day. Here is the story some of the notes I took today.

The Great Depression had a monumental effect on American society, and its effects are still felt today. Franklin Roosevelt, the architect of the New Deal, is considered by many to

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