Name: ________________________________________________________________________ Date: _________________________ Class: _____
14.1 The Nation·s Sick Economy
pp. 464-­471 OUTLINING YOUR NOTES: Take notes as you read the text. Use outline formatting.
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Economic Troubles on the Horizon o
Industries in Trouble o
Farmers Need a Lift o
Consumers Have Less Money to Spend o
Living on Credit o
Uneven Distribution of Income Hoover Takes the Nation o
The Election of 1928 o
Dreams of Riches in the Stock Market The Stock Market Crashes o
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Black Tuesday Financial Collapse o
Bank and Business Failures o
Worldwide Shock Waves o
Causes of the Great Depression For use with McDougal Littell THE AMERICANS: RECONSTRUCTION TO THE 21st CENTURY © 2005 Name: ________________________________________________________________________ Date: _________________________ Class: _____
14.2 Hardship and Suffering during the Depression
pp. 472-­477 OUTLINING YOUR NOTES: Take notes as you read the text. Use outline formatting.
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The Depression Devastates People¶s Lives o
The Depression in the Cities o
The Depression in Rural Areas o
The Dust Bowl Effects on the American Family o
Men in the Streets o
Women Struggle to Survive o
Children Suffer Hardships o
Social and Psychological Effects For use with McDougal Littell THE AMERICANS: RECONSTRUCTION TO THE 21st CENTURY © 2005 Name: ________________________________________________________________________ Date: _________________________ Class: _____
14.3 Hoover Struggles with the Depression
pp. 478-­483 OUTLINING YOUR NOTES: Take notes as you read the text. Use outline formatting.
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Hoover Tries to Reassure the Nation o
Hoover¶s Philosophy o
Hoover Takes Cautious Steps o
Boulder Dam o
Democrats Win in 1930 Congressional Elections Hoover Takes Action o
Hoover Backs Cooperatives o
Direct Intervention Gassing the Bonus Army o
The Patman Bill Denied o
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