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    New Deal Politics New Deal politics and the Great Depression is a time in American history that is often misunderstood. Herbert Hoover is the president seen as allowing the depression to take over the country‚ where as Franklin Delano Roosevelt is seen as the president that effectively saved many Americans‚ and put an end to the Great Depression‚ but what is really true? Herbert Hoover accepted the Republican nomination for President of the United States in 1928. In 1929 Herbert

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    Reefer Madness All I can say about this movie is‚ wow. It seriously made me laugh because the way they portrayed “potheads.” I realize that the 1930s were very different from now and even my teenage years‚ but that movie was utterly ridiculous. I honestly am not sure what those people were smoking‚ but I cannot believe it was marijuana. I realize that it does make people laugh but not hysterically like that. It also‚ does make some people want to be more sexual and even some paranoid. I will

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    The Great Depression Starting in 1929‚ one of the most devastating events occurred and originated in America. The great depression was a severe worldwide economic depression which lasted until the late 1930s. It was the longest‚ deepest‚ and most widespread depression of the 20th century. The great depression was the result of the stock market crashing‚ which later on wiped out many of investors. This caused steep declines in industrial output and a majority of people became unemployed. Unemployment

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    During the 1930s‚ the United States of America went through the largest financial crisis that the nation had ever experienced. This financial drought was called “The Great Depression.” The Great Depression resulted from the crash of the stock market in 1929. Every person who invested and owned any of the banks throughout America lost nearly every single dollar they had in them. This quickly cause the nation to go in a panic‚ leaving everyone in fear of what might happen next. As the Great Depression

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    it. But‚ in 1929 Americas stock markets had crashed and led the country into a Great Depression. The Great Depression made it hard for everyone to live let alone the “American Dream” The stock markets are the main reason that America went into a Great Depression. The stock markets contributed to the Great Depression by over speculation‚ marginal loans‚ and businesses and banks failed. “The largest depressions are particularly likely to be accompanied by stock-market crashes‚ and this finding applies

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    October 29‚ 1929‚ a date named Black Tuesday marked the greatest stock market crash the United States had ever seen. It had devastating effects on the United States and virtually every other country in the world. The United States suffered through hard economic times until 1941‚ when the Depression officially ended. There is a lot of debate on what ended the Great Depression‚ some say FDR’s “New Deal” programs got the economy rolling again; others credit it to World War II. Without Franklin Delano

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    by the Great Depression. After the stock market crash in 1929‚ the country changed drastically. Many people lost their jobs because of this downturn in the economy. During the Great Depression practically every person had to adjust to a different way of living than what they were used to. This paper explores how life changed for children‚ teenagers‚ African-Americans‚ farmers‚ women‚ and the middle class. Historical Background Many factors led up to the Great Depression. Among

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    THE DIRTY THIRTIES AND THE GREAT DEPRESSION KEY TERMS: Stock markets: when you buy for little but sell for more  Stick markets collapsed: on Black Tuesday (October 29‚ 1929)‚ the stock market crashed in the USA • as the values of stocks plummeted‚ investors scrambled to sell their stocks (as more people sold stocks‚ the prices of the stocks decreased further) Buying credits: • many people used their money borrowed on credit to buy items • when items were repossessed‚ they were sold for

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    The Great Depression had many causes. Some of these were: a surplus of goods‚ the stock market crash and many countries’ reliance on exports‚ in particular Australia. These causes together created the Great Depression. The share prices had been increasing very highly in the late 1920’s. Investors buying the shares on margin when they couldn’t afford them caused this. They became millionaires quickly with the high share prices. Car sales slowed‚ house sales slowed and steel production slowed because

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    is common knowledge that the Great Depression was one of the most challenging eras to ever cross the United States. Most were unemployed and struggled to support their families‚ while the wealthy were virtually unaffected. In began as a result of the stock market crashing on October 1929 and lasted ten years until 1939. By 1933‚ fifteen million Americans were unemployed and several of the country’s banks had collapsed. It is common knowledge that the Great Depression was one of the most challenging

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