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he was voted prestident of the united states.the vote was 444 votes to 87 votes over Democratic candidate Alfred E. Smith.
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stands for reconstruction finance corporation. it was approved by congress in january 1932. it authorized up to $2 billion for emergency for banks life insurance compaines railroads and other companies.
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they were know as the bonus marchers but later there named got changed to the bonus army because thats what the media was calling them. they were lead by a man named Walter W. Waters he was the sargent.
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The programs were to try and help the Great Depression, also know as the "3 Rs": relief, recovery and reform. relief for the unemployed and poor; recovery of the economy; and reform of the money problems system to try and stop a repeat depression.
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He was the 32 President of the U.S and the only one elected for more than two terms. he was leading when the world was having worldwide problems and world war.
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it was also known as the Wheeler-Howard Act or the Indian New Deal. the tribe didnt have to adopt a constitution but they did it anyways.
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he was a very strong speaker and he had alot of power bc his words were so strong. he had died from a stroke in 1935.
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at first he was all for roosevelt but then he found out about the National Union for Social Justice. Father Charles Coughlin was a Roman Catholic priest from Royal Oak, Michigan.
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there was a drought for ten years turning everything into sand. there was also strong winds that would blow this sand around. this is known as the dust bowl.
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The Social Securty Act was created by Franklin Roosevelt during the Great Depression. The Social Secutiry Act became part of the New Deal program.
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this happened because of the growing turmoil on Europe. this soon leads into world war 2
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it was in Flint, Michigan where the workers sat down on their job. this strike lasted 44 days. it was first found by the UAW and made the UAW stronger.
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this is to help people who are older, have no job, or has a disablity. social security is a goverment based program for insurance.
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This happened around six weeks after Japanese captured the city of Nanjing. During this time, hundreds of thousands of Chinese people and soldiers were murdered and 20,000–80,000 women were raped.
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The Grapes of Wrath is a novel published in 1939 and written by John Steinbeckhe was awarded the Pulitzer Prize in 1940 and the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1962.
