Today we continued with a couple more blog dicusussions:
Bonus Expeditionary Force:
Finished up blog discussions, now Bruns will assign our individual power point project due next wednesday. He assigned us two topics - I have (Employment Projects) Federal Emergency Relief Act/Administration (FERA) and (Labor Relations) - National La
Boonus Army- group of vets from wwI, 1945 were garenteed bonus, average 500 per vet, needed money for depression, went to washington to see if they could get money earlier, bill was not passed so the vets stayed there, police and military sent to mov
Today, in class, we got on the computers and we did some blog discussions.
The World War One Veterans marched to Washington D.C. while there was actually a bill introduced and they set up tents outside. The President, Herbert Hoover, actually gave th
Today, in class, we got on the computers and we did some blog discussions.
The World War One Veterans marched to Washington D.C. while there was actually a bill introduced and they set up tents outside. The President, Herbert Hoover, actually gave th
Today, in class, we got on the computers and we did some blog discussions.
The World War One Veterans marched to Washington D.C. while there was actually a bill introduced and they set up tents outside. The President, Herbert Hoover, actually gave th
We started the class by reviewing a little about what we did yesterday. We talked a little about the dam projects Then we started on blog discussion again.
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*WW1 veterans were guaranteed a bonus in 1945. They got about $5,000
*Didn't really care that
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Bonus Army
-WW1 vets were told that in 1945 they would recieve money for everyday they were overseas and
First we did a little reveiw of how banks closed down, some of what Hoover did and dam projects.
Bonus army
-name from american expiditionary force is what name is from
-in 1945 they were going to be givin a pension and health care
-thousands of t
Continued Blog Discussions:
Banks close:
They had a lot of money invested in the stock market (without the people's permission) and had a lot of loans out. When it crashed they were unable to pay their debts, people woulnd't pay their loans, and
Today we finshed our blog dicussion.
Bonus Expeditionary Army/Force:
WWI veterans: they were going to get a pentition and life insurance for serving in WWI. They wanted the gov't to give it to them early during this hard time. They wanted a bill to ge
blog dissucission
war vetrians marched washington dc to pass the bill to give them there pention and life insurance hoover gave them tents food and water in grassy areas and when it didnt pass ppl left but some stayed but some didnt and the military
finishing up blog disscussions
also assigning the project today.
Banking Act of 1935 and Fireside chats are my topics for the project.
Chapter 14!
Tanner & Alex-stocks are money that you buy to have a share in a company.
-stock market in the 1920s was v
blog duscussion..
bonus army.. (bonus expeditionary force.)
our troops over in europe..
garenteed pension and life insurence..
asked congress for the bonus early becoz of the hard times..
marched on washington d.c..
hoover supported them..
and the bill did
Continued blog discussions: The bonus army..it was named after AEF. They were going to be given a pension plus life insurence. They wanted it to be given to them early because of the tough times. Thousands and thousands marched in Washington DC to su
Today we finished our blog discussion. Hoover tried to help but it was too late. The bonus army( The Bonus Expeditionary Force) They were giving $5,000 they wanted it earny because of the hard time. The bill didnt pass that would give them their mone
Blog discussion again today.
Banks-In the end of 1933 over 15,000 banks were closed down.
The Bonus Army- it is the AEF for short and they were troops. They were guaranteed about 500 dollars plus life insurance. They were asking Congress if they could
