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    New Deal Analysis

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    The Great Depression was only an economic problem‚ which could have been resolved by giving more money to consumers to spend and boost the economy again. However President Hoover believed that the problem was entirely at the businesses and banks fault and that they could fix their problems themselves‚ but he was wrong. Hoover simply ignored the problem and businesses did not fix the problem‚ so it only got worse. People had no jobs or money and they were unable to bring the economy back to its feet

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    unregulated and uninsured. The government offered no insurance or compensation for the unemployed‚ so when people stopped earning‚ they stopped spending. An ordinary recession became the Great Depression‚ the defining event of the 1930s.President Herbert Hoover was slow to respond to these events. Though he believed that the “crazy and dangerous” behavior of Wall Street speculators had contributed in a large way to the crisis‚ he also believed that solving such problems was not really the federal government’s

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    left Americans shocked and unprepared for the economic depression that ravaged the country in the 1930s. On October 29th‚ 1929‚ the stock market crashed and almost every American was affected. Due to the laissez-faire methods of then president Herbert Hoover the depression worsened sustainably. Luckily in 1933 Franklin D. Roosevelt was elected into office and took action with many programs that influenced the government greatly. Soon after‚ the election of FDR and his many “alphabet soup” programs

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    Vivian Opoku Route 66 is the area where diners and gas stations are normally located and one of the diners around the area is owned by Mae and Al. A man enters the diner and wants to buy products for cheap prices and at first they refuse to accept and finally realized that they will compromise and give him the items for less. This era was the Great Depression and everyone was dealing with hard times with poverty and low employment. Families were trying

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    Eduardo Alfaro March 19‚ 13 Block E The Great Depression and the New Deal * For the election of 1932‚ republicans chose Herbert Hoover as candidate. Democrats chose Franklin Delano Roosevelt. * FDR was in a wheelchair. Her wife was to become the most active First Lady in history. Ex. Influenced the policies of the national Gov.‚ battled for impoverished and oppressed. In addition‚ Roosevelt’s oral skills made him the “premier orator of his generation”. * Democratic Roosevelt attacked

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    1920s Honors Homework

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    1. The Red Scare‚ the fear of communism‚ spread quickly when the revolution in Russia happened. Vladimir L. Lenin took over conquering with the Red Army and created the Soviet Union. When communism took over the U.S.S.R‚ some Americans were frightened while others began to form Communist Parties within the U.S. As the Communist parties grew violent‚ in 1919‚ a plan was created in which bombs were mailed to government officials. One of the attacked‚ A. Mitchell Palmer‚ became a main advocate against

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    Book Review of New Deal or Raw Deal? by Burton Folsom Jr. The financial status during the Great Depression was in a horrible state‚ and everybody then was trying many practices to get America out of all of its debt. New Deal or Raw Deal?‚ by Burton Folsom Jr.‚ is a book that discusses the many attempts people made during the Great Depression to get the America out of debt. The book gets into great detail of these attempts and of all the different people who were trying to find new ideas that could

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    1.Hoover reacted to growing despair by urging more voluntary action. 2.Hoover blamed the depression on international economic problems‚ and he was at least partially right. 3.In may 1931‚ the leading Austrian bank collapsed;by June ‚ the German financial system. 4.Many World War I veterans lost their jobs during the Great Depression‚ and beginning in 1930‚ they lobied for the payment of their veterans’ bonuses‚ wich were not dure until 1945. 5.A bill passed congress in 1931‚ over Hoovers veto

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    Hoover’s background was phenomenal. He was named leader of the Food Administration and appointed as the U.S. Secretary of Commerce. In October of 1929 the world was hit by the Stock Market Crash. Hoover at the time was the president and was getting blamed for it all and it wasn’t even his fault. One thing that contributed to the crash was Germany failure to recover after World War 1. Germany owed France and England and Germany wasn’t able to pay

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    Michelle Heredia The 1920’s was the first decade to have a nickname such as “Roaring 20’s” or “Jazz Age.” For many Americans‚ the 1920’s was a decade of prosperity and confidence. But for others this decade seemed to bring cultural conflicts‚ nativists against immigrants‚ religious liberals against fundamentalists and rural provincials against urban cosmopolitans. There was a drastic change in economy through the course of 1920 to 1930. During 1930 the great depression had turned the American

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