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HOOVER’S RESPONSE TO THE DEPRESSION / FIRST NEW DEAL – EDMODO QUIZ DUE
Learning Goal:
Students will understand the
effects of the changing social,
political, and economic
conditions of the Great
Depression.
11:59PM
Learning Scale
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Learning Target
Assess the effects of the changing social, political,
and economic conditions of the Great Depression
and evaluate how they relate to the Great
Recession (Dec. 2007-June 2009).
Examine the causes, course, and consequences of
the Great Depression and the New Deal.
Identify the causes, course, and consequences of
the Great Depression and the New Deal.
Recall how the economic boom during the Roaring
Twenties changed consumers, businesses,
manufacturing, and marketing practices.
Evidence
Two paragraphs
comparing the Great
Depression and Great
Recession
Complete chart on the
function of New Deal
agencies
Identify similarities and
differences of Hoover/FDR
Fill in the boxes to identify similarities and differences on approaches to addressing the depression.
Herbert Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Beliefs:
Beliefs:
Actions:
Actions:
Answer the questions that correspond to the political cartoon.
1. What does the writing on the pieces of the
collapsing pier tell you about the cartoonist’s
opinion of the First New Deal?
2. What do the life preservers that Uncle Sam is
grasping represent?
3. What will happen to Uncle Sam if the life
preservers don’t work?
Answer the questions that correspond to the political cartoon.
1. What do the three figures represent?
2. What do the bottles on the table
symbolize?
3. What is ironic about Roosevelt’s words to
the Congress?
Complete the following chart on these New Deal agencies.
Group
Abbreviation
Federal Deposit Insurance
FDIC
Corporation
Securities and Exchange
Commission
Civilian Conservation Corps
Tennessee Valley Authority
National Recovery
Administration
Public Works Administration
Works Progress Administration
Social Security Administration
National Labor Relations Board
SEC
Description/Role