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Impact of the Great Depression on American Society

Impact of the Great Depression on American Society. IB History of the Americas. Note-taking activity. Use the chart provided that divides these topics. Rural Urban Men Women African Americans Latinos/Hispanics Children

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THE GREAT DEPRESSION BEGINS

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The Great Depression & the New Deal

The Great Depression & the New Deal. AP U.S. History. The Bull Market. Stocks rise more than twice as much as production. 1928: 4M Americans own stock (of 120M). Buy on margin (credit) 10% down and repay broker after you have made a profit.

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The Great Depression and the New Deal

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Italian Fascism

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22-3 Notes

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The Crash, Dust Bowl, and Depression

The Crash, Dust Bowl, and Depression. America in Crisis. Economic Boom!. Values changing Excessive, pleasure seeking Entertainment and fun key Credit on the rise Consumerism having a hay day, for now Business up, wages barley increasing Bust soon to come. Crash.

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Chapter 32: Politics of Boom and Bust

Chapter 32: Politics of Boom and Bust . Harding to Hoover. Directions: . The following slides will have various political cartoons and illustrations which encompass the main themes of the chapter.

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THE GREAT DEPRESSION BEGINS

THE GREAT DEPRESSION BEGINS. Objective: Analyze the steps Hoover took to slow the Depression. Photos by photographer Dorothea Lange. SECTION 3: HOOVER STRUGGLES WITH THE DEPRESSION. After the stock market crash, President Hoover tried to reassure Americans

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14.3 Hoover and the Depression

14.3 Hoover and the Depression. (with a little 14.2). The Dust Bowl. Destructive over-farming in the 1920s left the land weak by the early 1930s Combined with a draught, created the Dust Bowl Many farm families had to flee to California to find work there.

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