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9.2.4: The Great Depression

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9.2.4: The Great Depression

AGE 9. The Time of World Wars

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people in this lesson
Herbert Hoover
president
1929 -1933
Franklin D Roosevelt
president
1933 - 1945

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  • Wall Street: the Stock Market (aandelen markt)

  • This is where people can buy and sell shares / stocks (aandelen) of companies.
  • When a company makes profit, your share's value increases and you can sell it with profit. 

  • Speculation: sort of gambling by buying high risk shares (bv Crypto).
lesson 9.2.4 The Great Depression

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Mention 3 inventions that became available
to middleclass Americans in the 1920s

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How were Americans who could not afford these luxury items persuaded to buy them anyway?
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Companies made everything cheaper so more people could afford their products
B
Save money, because the banks provided high interests
C
Advertising in newspapers and on radios persuaded people to work harder
D
Companies provided credit: Buy now, pay later!

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02:15
"buying on margin" meant that you could even buy stocks on credit
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TRUE
B
FALSE
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don't click C

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Speculating on the stock market had perks and dangers.
A: if the value of the stocks kept rising, people made a profit with borrowed money.
B: is the value decreased, not only did they lose money on the stock, they also still needed to pay for the stock.
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A is a perk, B is a danger
B
A and B are both perks
C
A and B are both dangers
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A is a danger, B is a perk

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And what happened to the value of stocks because of this?
A
the value of stocks increased even further
B
the value of stocks decreased even further
C
the value of stocks remained stable
D
all other answers are false

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What happened when the stock market fell?
A
people who had sold stocks wanted to buy them quickly.
B
people who had bought stocks wanted to sell them quickly.
C
people who had sold stocks wanted to get them back.
D
people who had bought stocks wanted to keep them

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A. more banks went bankrupt and closed.

B. many people wanted to take their savings from their bank accounts.

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A is a result of B
B
B is a result of A

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Depression Cycle
people can not buy things
stores do not order from factories
factories do not get orders
people lose their jobs
factories 
produce less
stores go out of business

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Depression Cycle
people can not buy things
stores do not order from factories
factories do not get orders
people lose their jobs
factories 
produce less
stores go out of business

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people in this lesson
Herbert Hoover
president
1929 -1933
Franklin D Roosevelt
president
1933 - 1945

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Explain why President Hoover was not re-elected
in 1932, using the numbers in the box.


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Herbert Hoover


Dealing with the Great Depression
Franklin D. Roosevelt



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Herbert Hoover
Party: Republicans 




Dealing with the Great Depression
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Party: Democrats 



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Herbert Hoover
Party: Republicans 

President: 1929 - 1933

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Dealing with the Great Depression
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Party: Democrats 

President: 1933 - 1945

Solution:



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Herbert Hoover
Party: Republicans 

President: 1929 - 1933

Solution:
government should not interfere in the economy.



Dealing with the Great Depression
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Party: Democrats 

President: 1933 - 1945

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Herbert Hoover
Party: Republicans 

President: 1929 - 1933

Solution:
government should not interfere in the economy.



Dealing with the Great Depression
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Party: Democrats 

President: 1933 - 1945

Solution:
government must interfere in the economy: 
His plan: the NEW DEAL


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The causality of Hitler's popularity and the German economy
Economic situation in Germany
1923: hyper-inflation in Germany
Germans' 
faith in the Weimar government
Hitler's popularity
1924 - 1929. Loans: Dawes Plan
1929 - 1933. Great Depression
For each event (below):
Drag 3 out of 4 thumbs horizontally
to their correct place. 

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Discuss. Then give 1 group answer.

What can you conclude about the relation between the economy and extremist parties?

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The New Deal
Roosevelt wanted to reverse the depression cycle.

Create jobs (so people have money to spend again)
How? Create the Public Works Administration: build roads, bridges, schools, hospitals, and dams across the country.


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