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THE GREAT DEPRESSION AND THE NEW DEAL Utah History

A World Wide Depression 1929-1941- Economic hard times Overproduction of goods, bank failures, and a stock market crash caused the Great Depression

Why did banks fail? Banks make money by charging interest on loans and investing money people put in savings. When companies/or people cannot pay back loans the banks had to stop g i v i n g o u t m o r e loans

What is a bank run? People with s a v i n g s accounts took their money out of the bank to live on because they didn t trust it in the banks. A Bank Run in 1933

Suffering Ethnic Groups Native Americansmore dependent on the federal government. 1934-Indian reorganization Act allowed Native Americans to choose their own leaders and make their own laws.

Utah and the Great Depression Utah was one of the hardest hit states in the Great Depression! H ad a high unemployment rate Farmers did not make as much money on crops

Images of the Great Depression

A jobless man sells apples on the streets of New York City in 1932. More than 15 million people, nearly one quarter of the United States work force, were unemployed by 1932, three years after the stock market crash that signaled the beginning of the Great Depression.

Hoover and FDR in 1932 A bank run Chicago Hooverville

The areas, like this one in Seattle, were nicknamed Hoovervilles because their inhabitants blamed President Herbert Hoover for their plight. Shantytowns formed in cities across the United States in the 1930s, built by people made homeless by the Great Depression.

A Vagrant Hobo Bum Homeless and Hopeless in the 30 s!

A soup kitchen Free Food for the Homeless!

Thousands of farmers and their families left the southern Great Plains region of the United States during the Great Depression, after severe wind erosion earned it the label Dust Bowl. Many of these refugees sought work and a better life in California.

Foreclosure by Auction

Sharecroppers evicted from their homes camp along a highway in rural Missouri in the 1930s. The Great Depression left many Americans urban and rural, black and white without homes, jobs, and hope.

The Great Depression forced many Americans to go hungry or depend on charities for food, clothing, and other necessities. Here, people wait in a breadline to receive free food.

Who is the coal miner and bread winner in this family?

Mom is 18 years old. Does she look 18?

Utah s Great Drought of 1934 In 1934 rainfall was only 51% normal. Utah Lake was 1/3 its usual amount. Sheep, cattle, and farms were desperate Governor Blood asked for financial help from the Federal Emergency Relief Administration(FERA) President Roosevelt responded within 36 hours of being asked for help. The federal government sent thousands of dollars to dig wells, irrigation ditches, develop springs, and lay pipeline to carry water.

The Great Dust Bowl Today in America we practice soil maintenance and land management. These programs are born in the 1930 s in the Era of the Great Dust Bowl!

President F.D. Roosevelt creates the New Deal The New Deal was a Government solution to the Great Depression President Roosevelt believed the common people had been dealt with unfairly he wanted to give them a new deal of cards. It provided new jobs for out of work Americans. CCC: Young men built roads and trails in the forests, planted trees, built campgrounds, recreation spots etc. WPA: Musicians and writers and artists were hired

President Hoover and President Roosevelt The fundamental business of America is on a sound and even footing! Herbert Hoover 1929 The only thing we have to fear is fear itself! Franklin Delano Roosevelt March 1933

New Deal Programs: TVA, AAA, CCC, SEC, FDIC, FHA, FSLIC, WPA, PWA, REC, NRA.. With so many alphabetic agencies created by Roosevelt s New Deal even the President became known as just FDR!

The Beginnings of the Modern Presidency FDR s Fireside Chats

What did the Government do to help? Works Progress Administration WPA Started the Utah Symphony during the Great Depression! paid men to build highways, roads, streets, new buildings, schools, parks, athletic fields, pools, sewers, water lines, airports and runways. It set up programs of artists, musicians and writers to make records and works of art, Utah symphony was one of its projects, as well as typing pioneer journals, interviewing pioneer residents, and preserving pioneer photographs

Government and Church Security Plans Social Security Act of 1935 Set up a system of pensions for the elderly and for people with disabilities, and programs to provide unemployment benefits to workers who lost their jobs.

Farm Security Administration Moved farmers to better land, funded camps for immigrant farm workers, extended loans at low interest rates to small farmers, sent photographs to make a record of farm life. 38

What plan did the LDS church Create during the Great Depression? LDS Church Security Plan (renamed Welfare Plan)- started by the Mormons included community farms, canning factories, and bishops storehouses. 39

Many Solutions to the Depression were possible!

America s Choice: The New Deal FDR s Plan for economic recovery Experimental in nature The New Deal begins the era of big government and the belief that government can and should solve people s problems!!!

What ended the Great Depression? American entering World War 2! How? Provided jobs to millions of Americans