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    The Great Depression began with the stock market crash of 1929 and continued through the 1930s. President Hoover opposed direct relief efforts as millions lost their jobs and banks failed. Franklin D. Roosevelt was elected in 1932, promising a New Deal. His administration created relief programs to help the unemployed, recovery programs to restart the economy and create jobs, and reform programs to prevent another depression through changes to financial regulations. The New Deal established programs still in existence today and increased the role of the federal government, though the US economy did not fully recover until World War II.

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    The Great Depression began with the stock market crash of 1929 and continued through the 1930s. President Hoover opposed direct relief efforts as millions lost their jobs and banks failed. Franklin D. Roosevelt was elected in 1932, promising a New Deal. His administration created relief programs to help the unemployed, recovery programs to restart the economy and create jobs, and reform programs to prevent another depression through changes to financial regulations. The New Deal established programs still in existence today and increased the role of the federal government, though the US economy did not fully recover until World War II.

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    The Great Depression began with the stock market crash of 1929 and continued through the 1930s. President Hoover opposed direct relief efforts as millions lost their jobs and banks failed. Franklin D. Roosevelt was elected in 1932, promising a New Deal. His administration created relief programs to help the unemployed, recovery programs to restart the economy and create jobs, and reform programs to prevent another depression through changes to financial regulations. The New Deal established programs still in existence today and increased the role of the federal government, though the US economy did not fully recover until World War II.

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    The Great Depression began with the stock market crash of 1929 and continued through the 1930s. President Hoover opposed direct relief efforts as millions lost their jobs and banks failed. Franklin D. Roosevelt was elected in 1932, promising a New Deal. His administration created relief programs to help the unemployed, recovery programs to restart the economy and create jobs, and reform programs to prevent another depression through changes to financial regulations. The New Deal established programs still in existence today and increased the role of the federal government, though the US economy did not fully recover until World War II.

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    The Great Depression and FDR’s New Deal Class:

    ______
    The Stock Market Crash Name:
    ___________
    • Prices inflated from ______________________ & buying on margin
    • ___________________ sell-off spins out of control
    • Starts on October 24 (____________________) and continues on 10/29 ("Black
    Tuesday")
    • ____________________ lost in one day
    Bank Failures
    • Fear of ____________cause many _________________
    • No ___________________against bank closings
    • Thousands of __________close
    The New Heroes
    ● Bank ____________
    ● ________________ & Clyde
    ● _________________________
    President Herbert Hoover
    • Signs protectionist ________________________ which only worsens the Depression
    • He opposes direct _____________________ relief efforts
    • _________________________ wins 1932 election
    Franklin D. Roosevelt
    • Democratic __________________ from NY
    • Promises that ________________________________________
    • Starts planning his “first ___________________”
    • Calls reforms his _________________________for Americans
    • Makes a more ____________________ government

    Relief Recovery Reform


    ____________ help ______________ jobs Changes to ___________
    & programs ___________ programs to
    ________ & support
    Restart ____________ avoid another __________
    Examples
    Examples Examples
    The Dust Bowl
    • Drought and ____________________ dry up land
    • Huge __________________ spread
    across the US

    The Second New Deal


    • More programs after
    _____________________________

    Criticism
    • _____________ government
    • ____________________ spending

    Legacy of the New Deal


    • ___________________ takes on a larger role in people’s lives
    • Many ___________________ still in existence today
    • However, US never fully recovered from _________________until ________

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