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US History Live Lesson
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What do you think?
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Let??s Review: What were some major causes of The Great Depression?
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Let??s Review: What were some major causes of The Great Depression?
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Franklin Delano Roosevelt, aka FDR
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FDR Cont??d??
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Watch this very short video about the New Deal.
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1st Hundred days
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Banking
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Banking Cont??d??
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Agriculture
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Employment
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All those opposed say, ??nay??
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What were some arguments against the New Deal?
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Territories
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Second New Deal
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WPA
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Order in the Court
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National Labor Relations Act/Wagner Act of 1935
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Congress of Industrial Organizations (CIO)
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The End of an Era
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Lasting Effects of the New Deal
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The New Deal
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