3-9, Impact and Response to the Great Depression

3-9, Impact and Response to the Great Depression

Use Power Points to answer questions and to take your own Cornell Notes.

Multiple Select

Checkmark TWO (2) statements of US Foreign Policy approaches during the 1920s and 1930s.

• Franklin Roosevelt and the New Deal

• American Isolationism and Non-Interventionism

• Hands Off Approach

• Alphabet Soup Approach

Open Ended

Cite 2 specific examples of what the Smoot Hawley tariff was suppose to do and Cite 2 examples of what the Smoot Hawley tariff actually did?

Multiple Select

Checkmark TWO statesments that accurately reflects of what President Hoover believed about the Great Depression.

• the New Deal programs would bring economic recovery

• the Depression was part of an economic cycle and the economy must right itself

• the increasing power of the president would be required to end the Great Depression

• the recovery of America's economy would naturally happen so there was no need for direct government assistance

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These facilities were organized and sponsored by churches or charities during the Great Depression in an effort to feed the homeless and needy.

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Depression era villages that compromised of shacks built with leftover wood, crates, and sheet metal. Represented the desperation of the masses after the collapse of the stock market.

Multiple Choice

The Bonus Army of 1932

• led massive protest to win promised payments to veterans

• helped to fight the Communists in Russia

• was instrumental in carrying out the Palmer Raids

• was organized as the largest strike among coal miners.

Open Ended

What is this political cartoon suggesting?

Open Ended

What does this political cartoon from 1933 represent?