The Great Depression

He thought the business cycle would correct itself.

1. Herbert Hoover was president when the great depression began.
2. Franklin Delano Roosevelt was president through the rest of the great depression and most of World War 2.
3. Harry Truman was president during the final part of World War 2.

to protect prices on american goods

they believed it made government too powerful

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Please explain.

The relationship between the national government and the people changed drastically as a result of the New Deal. The government took on a greater role in the everyday social and economic lives of the people. FDR's fireside chats gave the population hope that things would improve. While many criticised the New Deal measures, a few acts stood out and were supported, eventually, even by most all critics. Social Security, the CCC, the TVA, and the RFC proved to be beneficial.

to help keep the money circulating in the great deppression

Hypocalcemia can cause depression

They welcomed him cause he set up a dictatorship weary of strikes and riots

people saw racism go from bad to worse during the depression blacks and people fro other ethnic groups within society suffer to the extremes because whatever little help there was out there it was definitely not given to them they were the first to get fired from jobs and were often in the lower social classes so were the last to get help. they were also still treated bad by the whites in society so things did not get better for them.

History caused businesses houses to close down of not allow employment, factories shut down an banks failed,farms income fell down to 50 percent and by 1932 approximately were unemployed.

When it first opened, the Warner Theatre charged $0.25 for a matinee ticket, $0.40 for an evening ticket, and $0.15 for children. Except for the price of kids' tickets dropping permanently to $0.10 a little later on, this pricing scheme was to remain fairly constant throughout the entire Depression.

A number of films dealt with this topic, hardly entertaining. the obvious answer is The Grapes of Wrath, which starred Henry Fonda. There was also a picture called Spencer"s Mountain which also featured Mr. Fonda and was believed to have been the prototype of(the Waltons) That"s the serious side. It may be argued that The Beverly Hillbillies was a comedic take-off on (grapes) and many kids in my High School English class saw the obvious paralells. (Jed and Joad) Beat up truck, mixture of old timers(Grannie) and young"Uns and California migration- Beverly Hillbilllies was in a sense a (Tragedy Inversion) of a very grave novel. ( Grannie died in Grapes, e.g.)

They used to ride trains,wagons or walk.

New Zealand suffered during the Great Depression because the New Zealand economy relies largely on exports. During the depression there was no demand for any of the products we have to export, and therefore there was no circulation of money.

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This was in a 1928 Republican National Committee advertisement supporting Herbert Hoover. They were not saying Hoover would provide the chicken, but that he would continue the policies of the previous Republican administration which had lead the nation back to prosperity and "put a chicken in every pot, and a car in every backyard, to boot."

The Depression did have some sort of effect on the African Americans, but not as much as the White people.

During the Great Depression, the African Americans explored more in the arts and literature part of life. They introduced a new type of music to the world... Jazz. They had been somewhat succesful during this time.

The Stock Market Crash of 1929 did not cause the Great Depression, it just signaled the start of the Depression. The Stock Market had continued to climb during the Twenties, but the economic problems that accumulated over the decade and were not recognized by the majority of economist and stock brokers, eventually caused the price of stocks and the confidence in the economy to crash.

throughout the 1920's, the stock markettook a turn no one had seen coming. The prices were at at all time high, and up until 1929, stocks had quadrupled in value. Investors then thought that because of his sudden increase, it was likely to stay the same. Because of this, they borrowed much money from whoever they could. However, stocks significantly dropped ( about 80%) and not only did this cause hardships for businesses, but as well as personal needs, and the economy

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