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1931-1940
Walt Disney
introduces the
seven dwarfs
in 1937.
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Although the 1930’s were influenced by social
and political alterations, it was ultimately the
economic change, with FDR’s, “New Deal”,
that perpetuated the nation to further
conditions of modernized society.
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Causes:
Began with stock market
crash in October of 1929.
Bank failures.
Reduction in purchasing.
American economic
policy. (Europe)
Drought conditions.
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Effects:
Reduction in tax
revenues, profits, and
personal income.
Consumer demand
increase.
Major increase in
homelessness,
unemployment, and
poverty.
Debt throughout the
world.
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FDR’s famous reaction
and designated
solution to alleviate
the economic
hardships that the
nation currently
suffered from.
The name that many
people called
Roosevelt’s New Deal
plans, because of the
acronyms.
 Example- NRA, FCIC,
TVA, WPA, etc.
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The initial act of FDR’s 3
R’s program. With this
act, the president could
regulate banking
transactions, foreign
exchange, and reopen
solvent banks, thus
banks would be more
sustained.
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In effect until February
1934, Congress,
instructed by FDR,
increased the circulation
of the dollar by
purchasing gold at
increasing prices.
Although successful, the
standard price for gold
was eventually reset.
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Though it is often
perceived that the nation
was carried out of the
Great Depression by FDR’s
New Deal operations, the
economy also fell into
what is referred to as a
“depression within a
depression”. This
eventually led to
Roosevelt’s revised New
Deal policies
The Wizard
of Oz, 1939.
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CCC, under FDR’s New
Deal, provided
employment in
government camps for a
large percentage of young
men. CCC benefited the
environment and those
employed in various ways,
thus making it a prominent
chapter in the New Deal.
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The CWA granted
temporary jobs to
those in poverty, or
nonetheless trying to
survive through the
winter. It was highly
effective and very
popular to many
unemployed.
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“The only thing we
have to fear is work
itself” –quote from
‘scoffers’ in The
American Pageant
One of Roosevelt’s first
New Deal Programs.
 Allowed industries to
create laws of fair
competition.
 Set minimum wages.
 Set maximum hours.
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Benefited the average
worker.
 Declared
unconstitutional by
Supreme Court.
 Later passed Wagner
Act, which included
many of the same
policies as the former
NRA.
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Started as one of FDR’s
New Deal programs.
 Covered
unemployment
insurance.
 Benefits for
retirement,
survivorship, disability,
and death.
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Is still around today.
Controversial.
Beneficial, to many.
Includes Medicare and
Medicaid.
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Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act,
raised tariffs on
thousands of imported
goods, worsened
depression.
Attempts to salvage
economy, Emergency
Relief Construction Act,
and Revenue Act, both in
1932.
Did not sufficiently help
American economy
before and during the
Great Depression.
President 1929-1933
Blamed for
“Hoovervilles”, during
Great Depression.
- Towns named after the
disappointment and
frustration poverty
stricken Americans felt
with the former
president.
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Adolf Hitler and
Benito
Mussolini.
(outbreak of
World War 2,
1939)
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The importance of FDR
being elected over Hoover
is prominent. Without
FDR’s policies and New
Deal influenced society,
the economy would have
continued to suffer under
harsh conditions and
eventually be buried by the
Great Depression.
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March 9-June 16, 1933,
FDR assembled a
Democratic Congress
to work towards his
aspirations clarified in
his New Deal.
Fascist regime:
- goals to repudiate the
demands of the Treaty of
Versailles.
-Persecuting Jews and
other races out of
German society.
- Expanding German
territory.
 Hitler pulls Germany out
of the League of
Nations.
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Adolf Hitler; Germany,
1933.
Causes:
-Treaty of VersailleMajor consequences and
reparations for
Germany after WW1.
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Effect:
- Helped increase
economic stability
within the Nation.
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Other:
The American Pageant – Thomas
A. Bailey.