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~ The 1932 election of Republican President Herbert Hoover who was defeated in a landslide Democrat Franklin D. Roosevelt.

~ After the election of Franklin D. Roosevelt unemployment continued to climb, and in three major industrial cities in Ohio, it was staggering: 50% in Cleveland, 60% in Akron, and 80% in Toledo.

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~ Layoffs and wage cuts during the depression led to violent industrial strikes.

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~ President Hoover’s responded to the downturn with two powerful American traditions.

~ The first was the belief that economic outcomes were the product of individual character and the second was held that through voluntary action, the business community could regulate itself.

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Down and out: Life in the great depression

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Down and out: Life in the great depression

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~ Not all Americans were devastated by the depression; the middle class did not disappear, and the rich lived in their accustomed luxury, but more Americans than ever were without employment and incomes plummeted among workers.

~ In northern industrial cities and the southern states, the unemployment rate among African American men was double that of white men and among African American women it was triple that of white women.

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Ariel Lima                                                      The Early Years of the depression, 1929-1932

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Ariel Lima                                                      The Early Years of the depression, 1929-1932

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Karla Ledesma           Accomplishments of the New Deal

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Karla Ledesma           Accomplishments of the New Deal

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(1933) ~ New Deal programs resolved the banking crisis while preserving capitalist institutions.
~These programs expanded the fed. gov't &, through Social Security system, farm subsidy programs, & public works projects, launched fed. policies that were important to nearly every American.
~Great dams & electricity projects sponsored by the Tennessee Valley Authority, the Works Progress Administration permanently improved the quality of life for the nation's citizens.

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The party's coalition of ethnic workers, African Americans, farmers, parts of the middle classes, and white southerners gave FDR and other Democrats a landslide victory in 1936.

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Because of New Deal assistance, the members of those groups gravitated toward the Democratic Party.

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Jessica Bosch                                                                                   The New Deal Impact

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Jessica Bosch                                                                                   The New Deal Impact

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Impacted various groups of citizens, especially:
~ African Americans
~ Women
~ Unionized workers.

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Sharon Ochoa                                               2nd New Deal

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Sharon Ochoa                                               2nd New Deal

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Influenced by the persistence of the depression and the growing popularity of Huey Long's Share the Wealth proposals
Focused on:
~ Promoted social-welfare legislation that provided Americans with economic security

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Ariel Lima                                                        1st New Deal

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Ariel Lima                                                        1st New Deal

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Focused on:
~ Stimulating recovery
~ Providing relief to the unemployed
~ Regulating banks and other financial institutions