Great Depression Timeline

  • The Stock Market Crash

    The Stock Market  Crash
    The stock market crashed people who had stocks worth millions were worth 10 dollars bythe end of the day.25 percent unemployed and lasted until 1941
  • Dust bowl

    Dust bowl
    3 tons of dust swept through the U.S.and it got all the way to manhattan. mostly caused by farmers cause the soil was bone dry.
  • Hoover Dam

    Hoover Dam
    A public work project that gave work to around 5,000 men.It provided water and electricity for the american southwest.
  • March on Washington

    March on Washington
    Many war veterans had been out of work since the great depression, so they gathered and demanded pensions. General Douglas Macarthur removed them with force.
  • 1932 Election

    1932 Election
    Franklin D. Roosevelt beat out Herbert Hoover in a landslide. Roosevelt won because he promised national relief in his campain and a majority of americans bought into
  • New Deal

    New Deal
    The "New Deal" was a series of programs, public work projects, financial reforms, and regulations enacted by President Franklin D. Roosevelt. It was a response of the Great Depression
  • Night Game

    Night Game
    The Reds and the Phillies play in the first ever night baseball game. Night games changed baseball because after the stock market crashed theyneeded a new way to stay relevant night games did that.
  • Social Security

    Social Security
    Social security was an act that created social insurance program to pay retired workers at age 65 or older for acontinued income after retirement.
  • Schmeling Vs Lewis Round 1

    Schmeling Vs Lewis Round 1
    Lewis was the hope of all african americans. 57 million americans listened to the fight, Schmeling won the first round.
  • Golden Gate Bridge

    Golden Gate Bridge
    in 1927 the Golden Gate bridge was constructed, it was a symbol to the bay area of the progress they had made in the economic crisis.
  • Fair labor

    Fair labor
    The act made a minimum wage and 44 hours weekly for workers. It also tackled child labor.
  • Heavy Weight Title Rematch

    Heavy Weight Title Rematch
    A rematch between Schmeling and Lewis. It took place at yankee stadium and represented Good Vs Evil and Schmeling represnted hitlers terror and Lewis represented American hopes and dreams also Democracy