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1. Securing abandoned farmland for back farmers so they could support their families.
2. In the north, created tenant' groups and launched campaigns to increase job opportunities
3. Setting quotas on northern mirgration of African-American families to prevent more distress in the northern industrial population centers.
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What was Mary McLeod Bethune and president Roosevelt's relationship?
Mary McLeod Bethune and President Franklin D. Roosevelt shared a collaborative relationship rooted in their mutual commitment to civil rights and social justice. Bethune, a prominent African American educator and activist, served as an informal advisor to Roosevelt and played a key role in his "Black Cabinet," advocating for the needs of Black Americans during the Great Depression. Their partnership symbolized a significant alliance between the federal government and civil rights leaders, helping to address racial inequalities in New Deal programs. Bethune's influence contributed to the greater inclusion of African Americans in government initiatives during Roosevelt's presidency.
How did the civil war affect the Great Depression?
The Civil War was over more than 80 years when the Great Depression began. It did not have much direct effect. However, blacks in the South probably suffered more in the Depression than any other group.
Who had more rights during the great depression white women or black people?
Blacks because the fought for their freedom and started to vote
How are Isolationism and the Great Depression related?
Isolationism is a CONSEQUENCE of the great depression. After the Great depression many Nations focused on internal affairs.
How did the Great Depression affect Belize?
how did the great depression affected Belize
How did blacks earn money during the great depression?
they loved them
What was Mary McLeod Bethune and president Roosevelt's relationship?
Mary McLeod Bethune and President Franklin D. Roosevelt shared a collaborative relationship rooted in their mutual commitment to civil rights and social justice. Bethune, a prominent African American educator and activist, served as an informal advisor to Roosevelt and played a key role in his "Black Cabinet," advocating for the needs of Black Americans during the Great Depression. Their partnership symbolized a significant alliance between the federal government and civil rights leaders, helping to address racial inequalities in New Deal programs. Bethune's influence contributed to the greater inclusion of African Americans in government initiatives during Roosevelt's presidency.
Menial jobs on blacks during the great depression?
i dont now
Why were blacks so poor during the 1960's?
Great depression?*whites were too
How did the civil war affect the Great Depression?
The Civil War was over more than 80 years when the Great Depression began. It did not have much direct effect. However, blacks in the South probably suffered more in the Depression than any other group.
Who had more rights during the great depression white women or black people?
Blacks because the fought for their freedom and started to vote
What does 'guerrilla work' mean?
This term came about in the 1930s during the start of the great depression. It refers to the blacks that were violent and trying to take jobs from the white people.
Where did the Great Depression?
Where did the great depression.... WHAT???-The BOLD explainer ;)
When was Great Blacks in Wax Museum created?
Great Blacks in Wax Museum was created in 1983.
What came first Great Depression or world war you?
WWI was a major cause of the Great Depression.
How are Isolationism and the Great Depression related?
Isolationism is a CONSEQUENCE of the great depression. After the Great depression many Nations focused on internal affairs.
WHAT IS AN ECONOMIC DEPRESSION?
The Great Depression
