Causes and Impact of the Great Depression Era
Explore the key factors contributing to the Great Depression, including banking restrictions, overproduction, and the Dust Bowl. Discover how collective bargaining, government intervention, and New Deal policies helped alleviate economic hardships during this challenging period.
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banking, restricted speculation, shaky international trade Overproduction, Causes of the Great Depression Dust Bowl Justices over the age Attempt to add new Stock market crash Court Packing appointments of Scheme of 1929 of 70
collectively bargain heavy winds, and Result of tapped Helped workers water supplies, with employers Wagner Act drought Event that signaled the beginning of Corporation (FDIC) deposits if banks Federal Deposit Insures bank depression the Great Insurance fail
produced electricity Pouring money into the economy to get controlled floods; it working again Tennessee Valley Built dams; Authority Person buys 10% of offices, and bridges roads, courts, post stock; rest paid by Administration Public Works building schools, Created jobs stock broker
Priming the pump Took photographs showing misery of Great Depression Dorothea Lange First Hundred Days Policies got passed of FDR s New Deal Period when most presidency) (of FDR s Margin
