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Describe the cycle of the Great Depression?
What was the New Deal(1st and 2nd) and it's goals(3 R's)? Help economy start things to get money flow and third to not have another depression
Why did people criticize the New Deal? it failed a lot and it did
Today, in class, we got on the computers and did our powerpoints. I will have to present today. what a joke.
The New Deal was there to help the economy. Also, prohibition ended after the outrage in the 20's. They decided to make money from it and tax
the new deal
- helped the econimy
- created the economy act
- beer wine
- huey pierce long was communist
the ccc
- an orginization for men that thelped building roads and fighting fires
- it was basically a conservation thing
- people planted trees to prevent another dust
Describe the cycle of the Great Depression?
What was the New Deal(1st and 2nd) and it's goals(3 R's)?
First:
-Help out busniesses and banks to keep them going.
-"Emergency Bank Act", "Economy Act", "Beer-Wine Revenue Act", "
Critics of The New Deal- Huey Long governor of Louisiana, US senator, democrat, created Share our Wealth program to distribute wealth (communist), started problems with new deal because most didnt like the idea, took away peoples money, gave $5000 to
Today we did some more power points.
Describe the cycle of the Great Depression?
What was the New Deal(1st and 2nd) and it's goals(3 R's)?
1st- Set up many acts. Opened up banks that closed down during the great depression. It also helped to provide
The New Deal
helped the economy.
created the Economy Act and Beer-wine- revenue act
it failed majorlyy cause it wasnt big enough to pull us out of the depression
it did help banks though.
Huey Long
40th governor of Louisianna.
he was a democrat.
US senato
The invention of the radio in the early 1900's was huge for the American population. I gave people a cheap and convenient way to listen to music in their homes and also har news about what was going on in the world around them.
Jazz was extremely pop
The invention of the radio in the early 1900's was huge for the American population. I gave people a cheap and convenient way to listen to music in their homes and also har news about what was going on in the world around them.
Jazz was extremely pop
In the 1930's we all obviously know things weren't going the best here in America, so sports were like an escape for a lot of Americans. Baseball was the most popular sport in the country at the time, followed by boxing. Unfortunately, athletic even
Today, we did more presentations...
What was the New Deal(1st and 2nd) and it's goals(3 R's)?
Why did people criticize the New Deal?
Why was FDR upset with the US Supreme Court and what did he do to try to solve this issue?
How did the New Deal help:
une
Today we continued presenting our new deal projects. We're almost done. Federal Emergency Relief Act was passed inf May of 1933. It's purpose was to provide relief and help people get back on their feet after the depression. This was one of the First
Today we conitnued to work on presenting the powerpoints, and we talked about our test being like Thursday or Friday, maybe.
What was the New Deal(1st and 2nd) and it's goals(3 R's)? 3 R's: Relief, Recovery, and Reform, from effects of Great Depressio
Federal Emergency Relief Act
This act was passed in May of 1933. It was supposed to provide relief and help people get back on their feet. THis was one of the First Relief Programs. It was pretty successfull. This gave states about 3 billion dollars f
unemployed..
Federal Emergency Relief Act
-provide relief for people.
-one of the First Relief Programs..
-gave states $3 billion for relief programs..
-provided work for 20 million people..
-reconstructed parks, bridges, buildings, streets, anything that
They first thing we didi was projects
FERA
-Federal Emergency Relief Act
-passed may 1933
-provides work for poeple
-one of the first relief acts
-gave around $3 million toward relief funds
-rebuilt parks, bridges, buildings and streets
-successful
HOLC
-Hom
Federal Emergency Relief Act
Passed in 1933. Provided relief for people to get back on their feet. One of the first relief programs; part of the 100 days legislation. Gave states nearly 3 billion dollars for relief programs. Provided work for 20 milli
