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Dive into the effects of the Great Depression on the nation, explore the stock market crash, analyze primary sources, and learn about Herbert Hoover's beliefs and actions. Engage in warm-up activities and extension tasks to deepen comprehension.
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Objectives: Pre-assess background knowledge of the Great Depression Describe how the Great Depression affected the nation. Explain what caused the stock market to crash.
Warm Up Activity #1 Study the painting “Employment Agency” and explain the mood that it conveys among people.
Employment AgencyExtension Activity Choose one character from the painting. Give him or her a name, and write a short biography about the person.
Employment Agency Extension Activity Write a short, biographical profile of the person that answers the following: What is his family like? What did the person do before unemployment? What type of work might the person get? What happened to cause such a situation?
Warm Up Activity #2 Based on any previous knowledge do your best to identify the following terms: interest rate inflation rate unemployment rate consumer price index
How do you think the way that the U.S. federal government keeps track of them today differs from the 1920’s?
Analyze the quote “We in America are nearer to the final triumph over poverty than ever before in the history of any land. The poorhouse is vanishing among us.” –Herbert Hoover 1928
Primary Source Activity 1. Find a primary source quote in section 1 of Chapter 26. 2. Explain what it means. 3. Find Hoover’s quote in the beginning of Section 1 of the chapter and write a paragraph that contrasts it with the quote that you found.
CAUSES OF THE DEPRESSION • OVEREXTENSION OF CREDIT • OVEREXPANSION OF BUSINESS • BUYING ON MARGIN • NO CONTROLS
H O O V E R V I L L E
HOOVER’S BELIEFS GOVERNMENT Trickle Down
What Hoover Did…. • Public Works Projects
HIGH TARIFFS HAWLEY-SMOOT TARIFF
THE END
Warm Up Activity # 3 Define, in your own words, the following term: Rugged Individualism
Agenda Warm Up Analyze Hoover’s 1928 Speech And Hoover’s Beliefs (Collect Organizer) Complete Answers for Hoover Interview Questions