Chapter 32 The Human Impact of the Great Depression Wednesday Feb. 5, 2014 Bell Work Describe the 1920s in 3 words. Why do you think that the good times in the 1920s ended? Our next chapter is about the Great Depression. Write three things that you may know about the Great Depression: Housekeeping Langston Hughes Homework due today Stock market crash HW due Friday Finish movie today- turn in movie guide. Introduce Chapter 32 Take notes on “The Crash” Wednesday’s tasks: Watch stock market crash video. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RJpLMvgUXe8 On a half sheet of paper, write 3 things that you learned from watching the video. Pass out “Chapter 32” Complete the Preview Assignment by listening to this song: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eih67rlGNhU Complete Vocabulary on page 2 using the Chapter 32 packets. Bell Work Thursday Feb. 6 2014 Use your chapter 32 vocab to answer these questions: What was the nickname used to describe the regions in the U.S. effected by drought? What was the nickname given to migrants moving away from the Dust Bowl? Long lines of people waiting for their bowl of soup and piece of bread were known as _________________. Housekeeping Stock market crash HW due Friday Chapter 32 Vocab Quiz next week Wednesday Today: Take notes on “The Crash” Read Ch. 32 Intro Begin touring the nation… The Crash Weaknesses of the 20s: Overvalued stock market Easy credit Buying on margin The crash: Sep. stocks peak Oct. stocks crash “Black Tuesday” Ripple Effect: Banks fail People lose money, businesses make cuts Unemployment rises Business sales fall Cycle… Numbers US Steel stock shares drop from $262 (‘29) to $22 (‘32) Unemployment reaches 25% Personal income drops 50% Auto production drops 80% Farm prices drop by 55% American attitude: “the sky is the limit” in the 20s “will things ever get better” in the 30s First time in U.S. History that the word “depression” is used. Chapter 32 Introduction The Human impact of the Great Depression Page 401 Touring the U.S. Visit two of the eight stations around the room. Examine the photograph and the primary source at each station. Read the subsection(s) of the Lesson identified on the placard, and record notes in the space with the matching photograph. Include the following in your notes for each station: A title above the photograph that identifies the state you are visiting. Three or more important and interesting facts from the reading. A quotation from the primary source at the station that describes at least one way people endured the hardships of the Depression. A thought bubble for the person in the photograph that describes the hardships he or she faced during the Depression. Bell Work: Tuesday Feb. 11, 2014 Why were men hit hardest by the Great Depression? What happened to many tenant farmers during the depression? How did the depression affect families? Housekeeping Vocab Quiz tomorrow “Life in the Depression” notes.- today Touring the U.S.- Assignment Life in the Depression: Life was tough You ate whatever you had in front of you Kids No toys, often got jobs Families Many homeless Many live in Hoovervilles Hoovervilles= groups of shacks made out of scrap materials. The Dust Bowl Forces thousands to leave their homes Okies and Arkies Immigrant laborers are forced out Jobs: Women and African Americans lose jobs Civil Rights from the 20s takes a step back Touring the U.S. Visit two of the eight stations around the room. Examine the photograph and the primary source at each station. Read the subsection(s) of the Lesson identified on the placard, and record notes in the space with the matching photograph. Include the following in your notes for each station: A title above the photograph that identifies the state you are visiting. Three or more important and interesting facts from the reading. A quotation from the primary source at the station that describes at least one way people endured the hardships of the Depression. A thought bubble for the person in the photograph that describes the hardships he or she faced during the Depression. Letter 1 Read and answer questions Due Tuesday! Bell Work Wednesday Feb. 12, 2014 What were two effects of hunger during the depression? What were Hoovervilles? What two groups of people were effected most by joblessness? Housekeeping Vocab Quiz today New Deal HW due Friday Today: Rise of Extremes Notes Finish U.S. Tour Note: Essay assigned tomorrow- due Wednesday next week. Vocab Quiz! 5 minutes Rise of Extremes! Communists and Socialists grow in number Fascists grow in number The big voices: Father Charles Coughlin (Detroit) Anti-Semitism: persecution against Jews He believed that money was being hoarded by the banks. He wanted a nationalization of banks Dr. Francis Townsend (California) Old age pension plan Retired folks should get $200 a month Huey Long (Louisiana) “Share the wealth” Idea: every family should get $2500 a year and a home worth $500 How? Take money from the rich! Bell Work Thursday Feb. 13, 2014 What was one extreme idea that people were turning to during the depression? What area did the Great Flood of 1936 effect? Who wrote the Grapes of Wrath? What is desertification? Housekeeping Homework due Friday(tomorrow) Unit 5 Microessay due Wednesday, Feb 19. Unit 5 test on Friday, Feb 21. Today: Natural disasters! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=guTek7ipD4U http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IDwmZu88hJU “The New Deal” Notes Introduce microessay! The New Deal 1932 Election: Hoover vs. F.D. Roosevelt Roosevelt crushes Hoover Blue= Roosevelt, Red= Hoover The New Deal 1932 Election: Hoover vs. F.D. Roosevelt Roosevelt crushes Hoover President Roosevelt’s message: “We have nothing to fear but fear itself ” Gives confidence to the American people FDR’s policy: The New Deal A new set of policies designed to “save” America from the depression. 1. Emergency Banking Act: save the banks by giving them government money 2. Federal Emergency Relief Agency: A. B. Provides jobs for 2.5 million men Most jobs are construction jobs 3. National Recovery Administration: Organizes and protects American businesses. Results of the New Deal: Does not end the depression It does tide people over Made Americans dependent on government agencies. Microessay! Bell Work Friday February 14, 2014 What was the New Deal? How did the New Deal help Americans? What were two results of the New Deal? Housekeeping Homework due today Microessay due on Wednesday2/19 Unit 5 Test on Friday 2/21 Today: Grade print outs Pass out Review Guides Work on essays Friday’s Priority List: Missing/late assignments Essay Review Guide Bell Work Monday, March 25, 2013 What was happening with big business during the 1920s? What is consumer culture? This celebrity began his career selling bicycles, but made his fortune setting automobiles.