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Great Depression

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Why were farmers loosing money during the 1920's and 1930's? -Nobody had money to buy food, so the farmers couldn't sell their crops. -Dust storms and jack rabbits prevented them from growing crops.
How did FDR restore confidence in banks? 1. Temporarily shut down all banks. 2. Only opened the ones that were in good shape. 3. Told people to put money in the banks.
Why were farmers loosing money during the 1920's and 1930's? -Nobody had money to buy food, so the farmers couldn't sell their crops. -Dust storms and jack rabbits prevented them from growing crops.
How did FDR restore confidence in banks? 1. Temporarily shut down all banks. 2. Only opened the ones that were in good shape. 3. Told people to put money in the banks.
Who benefitted from the passages of the Social Security Act? Needy families, the unemployed, the disabled, and the elderly.
Who benefitted from the passages of the Social Security Act? Needy families, the unemployed, the disabled, and the elderly.
Who benefitted from the passages of the Social Security Act? Needy families, the unemployed, the disabled, and the elderly.
Who benefitted from the passages of the Social Security Act? Needy families, the unemployed, the disabled, and the elderly.
Why did many conservatives oppose to the new deal? 1. They opposed to the growth of the federal government and questioned deficit spending. 2. They thought it moved the fovernment closer to socialism
Why did Roosevelt want to add six justices to the Supreme Court? He wanted to add six justices that shared his ideas so that he could have the majority.
Why did Roosevelt want to add six justices to the Supreme Court? He wanted to add six justices that shared his ideas so that he could have the majority.
How did the voters support the new deal? They sent more democrats to congress
Why did some people criticize FDR for wanting to add justices to the Supreme Court? They said it interfered with their system for checks and balances that was already set up.
Why did some people criticize FDR for wanting to add justices to the Supreme Court? They said it interfered with their system for checks and balances that was already set up.
Who benefitted from the passages of the Social Security Act? Needy families, the unemployed, the disabled, and the elderly.
Why did some people criticize FDR for wanting to add justices to the Supreme Court? They said it interfered with their system for checks and balances that was already set up.
What happened to the government in 1937? They said it interfered with their system for checks and balances that was already set up.
How did the Supreme Court respond to the new deal? They didn't support it and they stuck down laws.
What happened to the government in 1937?
What happened to the government in 1937?
Why did Roosevelt want to add six justices to the Supreme Court? He wanted to add six justices that shared his ideas so that he could have the majority.
Why did some people criticize FDR for wanting to add justices to the Supreme Court? They said it interfered with their system for checks and balances that was already set up.
What happened to the government in 1937?
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