9.2.4: The Great Depression -TEACH-

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9.2.4: The Great Depression

AGE 9. The Time of World Wars

people in this lesson

Herbert Hoover

president

1929 -1933

Franklin D Roosevelt

president

1933 - 1945

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household appliances

00:50

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

01:39

How were Americans who could not afford these luxury items persuaded to buy them anyway?

1. Companies made everything cheaper so more people could afford their products
2. Save money, because the banks provided high interests
3. Advertising in newspapers and on radios persuaded people to work harder
4. Companies provided credit: Buy now, pay later!

02:15

"buying on margin" meant that you could even buy stocks on credit

1. TRUE
2. FALSE
3. don't click C

03:00

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.

1. A is a perk, B is a danger
2. A and B are both perks
3. A and B are both dangers
4. A is a danger, B is a perk

03:16

And what happened to the value of stocks because of this?

1. the value of stocks increased even further
2. the value of stocks decreased even further
3. the value of stocks remained stable
4. all other answers are false

03:16

What happened when the stock market fell?

1. people who had sold stocks wanted to buy them quickly.
2. people who had bought stocks wanted to sell them quickly.
3. people who had sold stocks wanted to get them back.
4. people who had bought stocks wanted to keep them

04:00

A. more banks went bankrupt and closed.

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

1. A is a result of B
2. B is a result of A

04:41

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people can not buy things

stores do not order from factories

factories do not get orders

people lose their jobs

stores go out of business

Herbert Hoover

Republican (1929 - 1933)

Solution:

government should not interfere in the economy.

Dealing with the Great Depression

Franklin D. Roosevelt

Democrat (1933 - 1945)

Solution:

government must interfere in the economy: the NEW DEAL

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 from the Dawes Plan

1929 - 1933. Great Depression

Drag the thumbs to their correct place. 

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