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US Marine Corps Leadership Course
U.S. Presidents from 1901
Russian Revolution
Italian Renaissance
DEFENDING NORTH AMERICA
history and evolution of drug regulation
World WarII
Industrial Revolution in Brita
Why is History important
The Renaissance
Great Depression
Reform
Economy
Government interventions withspending
America became Arsenal ofDemocracy
Social Reform
Government wasn't expected tobe involved in any economiccrisis.
FDR helped reformed America
Social Security Act
Creeping Socialism
Welfare State
unemployment insurance andold age pension
CCC/ NYA
Civilian Conservation Corps/National Youth Admin
1933
Gave work to young men, ages 18 25
Franklin D. Roosevelt
The New Deal
Roosevelt ordered this and had the banksshut down and inspected until people'sconfidence in the government returned
Security Exchange Commision
The stock market reform
Gold Standard
Government couldn't makemore money than the FortKnox gold reserve couldallow
Inflation
Dollar value decreased andgovernment gained money.
Unemployment
Unemployment increased andthe government didn't help.
Product Conductivity decrease,causing more people to lose theirjobs.
With more people unemployed,the purchasing powerdecreased more and so didproduct conductivity.
This is The Economy Cycle
1940
Election FDR ran again
World War
America wanted to remain neutral
But also wanted to supportGreat Britian
Isolationist Foreign Policy
New Deal Legislation want this
FDR won election again
Poor
The poor people became evenmore poor
42% of America was under thepoverty line
Before the Crash
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A lot of investment in stocks
Banks were quick to give loansto investors
Buying on Margin
Investors only had to pay 10% ofthe stock's actual value duringthe time of purchase.