Monday 4/30

• Overview of the “Roaring 20’s”• On page 138 answer the question

– Why do you think the decade of 1920-1929 was called the Roaring 20’s?

• View the movie “The Roaring 20’s”• Take notes on page 138 about the movie to

help you create a bubble map on page 139 after the movie

Wed 5/2

• Read The Great Depression-What Crashed and Why? Paste on page 143

• Underline CAUSES • Circle EFFECTS• On page 142:Define vocab:use Glossary and p

143– Crash of 1929 Buying on Margin– Black Tuesday Great Depression– Speculation

Monday 5/7

• On page 142:Define vocab: use Glossary and (Great Depression paper)– Crash of 1929 Buying on Margin– Black Tuesday Great Depression– Speculation

• Read Hoovervilles paste on page 145• Multi-flow map on page 144

Wednesday 5/9• Review Multi-Flow map from page 144• Share out Hoover Dam facts-draw pic of it on

page 147• Write notes on New Deal on page 149• Copy chart from book on page 148• Read Black Blizzards paste on page 151• Draw pic and summary page 150

The Great Depression1929—1941

Essential Questions: What factors led to the cause of the the Great Depression? What were the effects?

http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/americanexperience/films/crash/

p. 141

AZ Standards:

• The Great Depression and World War II PO 1. Identify economic policies and factors (e.g., unequal distribution of income, weaknesses in the farm sector, buying on margin, stock market crash) that led to the Great Depression. PO 2. Determine the impact of natural and manmade crises (e.g., unemployment, food lines, the Dust Bowl and the western migration of Midwest farmers) of the Great Depression. PO 3. Describe how the following New Deal programs affected the American people: a. works programs (e.g., WPA, CCC, TVA) b. farm subsidies c. Social Security PO 4. Describe how Pearl Harbor led to United States involvement in World War II.

p. 140

Vocabulary(copy under Standards)

• Crash of 1929• Black Tuesday• Speculation• Buying on margin• Great Depression• Public Works Projects• Herbert Hoover

• Franklin D. Roosevelt• New Deal• Social Security Act• FDIC• Dust Bowl• Hoovervilles• Pearl Harbor

p. 140

Tuesday 5/1

• Answer essential questions on p. 123(WW I)• Share out• Set up “The Great Depression” Unit p 141• Standards and vocab p. 140• View Causes of The Great Depression• Answer questions using white board as a table• Define first 5 vocab words on p. 142

Causes/Effects of Great Depression • Read The Great Depression with shoulder partner,

underline causes and put a “C”next to it, underline Effects and put an “E” next to it.

• Fold in half and paste onto page 143• Page 142:Define the following terms using p.

143 and glossary in textbook. • Crash of 1929• Black Tuesday• Speculation• Buying on margin• Great Depression

Multi-Flow Map p. 144

Create a cause/effect flow map on p. 144Discuss at your table, help each other out.Try to list 3 causesTry to list 3 effectsUse your notes on p. 143/145 and vocabulary

and discussion in class yesterday for guidance.Ask the teacher for assistance

Cause--Effect

Some Banks Close: people lose money

People buying on credit

Buying stocks on margin

Stock market Crash Black

Tuesday

Over-production of

products

The Great Depression Breadlines,

Hoovervilles, homeless

Businesses close- up to

25% un-

employment

President Herbert Hoover 1929--1933Acted conservatively(did not want to hand out relief); instead raised taxes, made the economy worse.“Hoovervilles” named after himFinally in 1932, he set up the Public Works Program:

Government funded projects to build public resources such as roads and damshttp://www.arizona-leisure.com/hoover-dam.html http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/americanexperience/films/hoover/

Hoover loses to FDR because he was blamed for not doing enough to aid the American people.

p. 145

“Hoovervilles” p. 145• Read Hoovervilles with partner• Answer questions• Paste on page 145• Write definition on outside flap• a collection of huts and shacks at the edge of a

city housing the unemployed during the 1930s, named for President Hoover.

Franklin Delano Roosevelt (FDR) p.1491933-1945

• “New Deal”: plan to ease American’s immediate suffering and to prevent future Depressions:

1. relief for the hungry and homeless2. recovery for agriculture and industry3. reforms to change the way the economy worked

FDIC: Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, set up to protect savings, up to $100,000. It will replace the deposits of individuals if banks close.

http://www.colossalcave.com/ccc.html

“Work Projects” under FDR and the New Deal(s)from page 737

p. 148

The Great Depression

Unemployment chart

The Dust BowlRead Black Blizzards: Fold in half, paste onto p. 151On the fold: answer the Who,What, Where, Why, When, and How

Cause—Effect Black Blizzards,

dust pneumonia

Over –grazing of animals, soil

erosion

Severe Drought and wind storms

Over-plowing of the

prairies-soil erosion

The Dust Bowl

1931-19381 in 4 farms

close—Okies move to CA

Farm Relief and new

methods of farming

Japan Attacks Pearl Harbor• On December 7, 1941 Japanese warplanes bombed

the huge American naval base at Pearl Harbor in Hawaii.

• Before the day was over 2,400 Americans –both servicemen and civilians—died.

• President Roosevelt asked Congress to declare war on Japan.

• America enters World War II on the side of the Allies. • 4 Days later Germany and Italy declare war on

America

P 153

What Finally Ends The Great Depression?

America enters World War II after the bombing of Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7th, 1941. New production of War supplies and need for food, oil, coal and people to fight the war effort FINALLY ends The Great Depression!

http://blogs.denverpost.com/captured/2010/03/18/captured-blog-the-pacific-and-adjacent-theaters/#more-1547

p. 152

Pearl Harbor Today

Review Activity

• 2 vocabulary terms• Create a poster

– Term name– Definition– Picture– Use in sentence