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The Stock Market Crash YouTube - 1929 Wall Street Stock Market Crash

Aim: How did the Great Depression affect Americans from all walks of life? Created a bubble economy Causes of the Depression Overspeculation in the stock Market - Margin buying Unsound banking system Overproduction in Industry and Agriculture Underconsumption by consumers Protectionist Trade Policies Easy Credit Unequal Distribution of Wealth

Characteristics of Great Depression Unemployment hit 25% Business Failures Thousands of Bank Failures Stock Market Collapse Deflation

Dorothea Lange Photos

Causes of the Depression Over-speculation in the stock market Margin buying Easy Credit Lower tax rates Overproduction in Agriculture and Industry Unequal Distribution of Wealth Protectionist Trade Policies (Fordney McCumber, Hawley-Smoot) Created a bubble economy

Causes of the Depression Created a bubble economy Overproduction in Industry and Agriculture Overspeculation in the stock Market - Margin buying Easy Credit Unequal Distribution of Wealth Protectionist Trade Policies

Dust bowl YouTube - U.S. Dust Bowl of 1930's

Did 1920 s Economic Policy play a role? Harding Return to Normalcy Sec. of Treasury Andrew Mellon Undo progressive reforms by not enforcing them (rather than by repealing them). Regulatory agencies headed by individuals opposed to regulation Income tax rate on wealth lowered significantly Created a bubble economy

Hoover s Response Initially rely on rugged individualism pull oneself up by the bootstraps Economy would work itself out Encouraged private charities and local solutions Later support to industry and agriculture Reconstruction Finance Corporation (Trickle Down) Some public works projects Protectionism (Hawley Smoot)

Rejected the Following: Direct aid or relief to indivuals Responsibility of charities, local or state gov ts Federal government owning any industry Vetoed Muscle Shoals Bill (dams and power plants)

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The New Deal

The New Deal Relief, Recovery, Reform

Fed Gov t run utility -TVA Goals of the New Deal Relief to unemployed and Jobs programs -PWA -WPA -CCC -FERA -Social Security Regulation of Business Banks, Industry -- -Bank Holiday -FDIC -NRA -SEC Aid to Farmers - AAA Worker s Rights -NRA -Wagner Act (NLRB) - Fair Labor Standards Act

Laws Advances for Labor Wagner Act Right to Bargain Collectively Fair Labor Standards Act Minimum Wage, 8 hour day, no child labor CIO formed John L. Lewis Flint Sit-down strike organization of UAW

Every Man a King Opposition

Opposition Right (eg. Liberty League) New Deal was socialistic Deficit Spending contributed to national debt Critical of expansion of fed power, presidential power

FDR and The Supreme Court

FDR s Court Packing Proposal For every judge over 70 that didn t retire, President could add an additional justice Rejected by Congress

Court Strikes Down New Deal Laws Schecter v. U.S. (Sick Chicken Case) NIRA declared unconstitutional Butler v. U.S. AAA declared unconstitutional

Opposition Left (socialists/progressive Democrats) not going far enough Supported more nationalization More progressive taxation Right (eg. Liberty League) New Deal was socialistic Deficit Spending contributed to national debt Critical of expansion of fed power, presidential power

Results?

GDP

Unemployment

Results of New Deal Economic Improvement but still depression level 15% unemployment Deficits, National Debt Embrace of Keynesian Economic Theory Political Huge Expansion of: Federal Power Presidential power New Deal Coalition Democrats had support of South, Racial/Ethnic Minorities, Organized Labor, Northern Intellectuals, urban political machines and farmers Changed view of government responsibility to respond to economic crisis, address poverty, etc.; beginning of social safety net Maintained faith in democracy?

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