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Great Depression

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Herbert Hoover US President at Great Depression's begining, accused of not doing enough, shantytowns named after him called "Hoovervilles."
Josefina F. de Bright organized against discrimination, urged selkf-reliance, member of El Congresso
James Hilton author of "Lost Horizon" novel of Utopia, form of escapism during the Depression
James T Farrell author of Studs Lonigan series, about the grim life of Irish immigrants
William Faulkner southern author, works centered around the southern tragedies
Andrew Mellon Secretary of the Treasury, pro Laizze Faire, let business fix itself.
Bonus Army WWI veterans, marched on DC requesting early pension, 1st ok, later driven off by force
Franklin D Roosevelt former NY governor, creater of New Deal program, elected due to peoples frustration with Hoover
Eleanor Roosevelt wife of FDR, social reformer
Frances Perkins Secretary of Labor, veteran reformer, director of direct relief to unemployed
Harry L Hopkins head of Federal Emergency Relief Act, distributed aid to state and local agencies
Jonh Maynard Keyenes British economist, pro government spending to encourage investment/consumerism, inluenced FDR
Robert C Weaver advisor of NAACP, and Department of Interior on Racial matters
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