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Herbert took office at a very difficult time, filled with people buying things they can't afford on credit/margin; this among many other factors brought the country into depression. Because he didn't believe in direct relief, though, he was blamed by the majority for the depression at the time.
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This man preached over the radio. He had many listeners. He harshley criticized Franklin D. Rooosevelt and his new plan, The New Deal. Coughlin also criticized Jews, Communism, etc. and eventually was kicked off.
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Caused by overplowing of the land, unnatural uses of the Plains, and not so great farming technology, a decade of harsh dust storms occurred in the Plains. Most people stuck it out under the unbelievable conditons; however, some fled to California, leaving it all behind.
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This was established by Hoover to give people hope. Later, though, they gave up on him.
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These WWI veterans were in desperate need of the money they were to be paid in 1945 immediately. Sadly, they were shot down and beaten by soldiers.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt followed his 5th cousin's (Teddy Roosevelt) example and became President. Many people admired Franklin because all the things he attempted to do to build the economy back up.
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This plan was made by new president Franklin Roosevelt. It stood for Relief, Reform, and Reconstruction. It included very many organizations and laws forming.
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This Act helps Indian's gain their rights as "Americanized" citizens. It states that their lands cannot be sold or exchanged unless permitted by them and the government itself. It also says they will be given an education, right to form businesses, etc.
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Hitler started WWII and the Holocaust. He collected many Anti-Capitalism followers with his Socialist views.
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Several of these laws were passed until 1939, when the Japenese attacked Pearl Harbor. They mainly restricted everything relating to war between countries, except that countries at war could purchase war materials as long as they used their own ships and paid cash.They were repealed on November 13, 1941 after the Lend-Lease Act.
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This new system is still here today and very widely used. It is direct relief for the poor, elderly, handicapped, etc.
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On this day in history, GM workers sat down at work in order to protest work conditions. The UAW's forty day strike was a major accomplishment for them.
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Japenese soldiers relentlessly killed about 300,000 and raped 80,000 women. Today, not many know about this horrible massacre.
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This book was written by John Steinbeck. It is about a poor family from th Midwest that got kicked off their farm and had to move to California.
