Ch 13 section 3 us history
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The document provides instructions for students to get out their homework and analyze a political cartoon. It then discusses topics around the recession of 1937 such as growing national debt and the triumph of unions with membership increasing from 3 million to 10.5 million between 1933 and 1941. Finally, it examines the lasting achievements of the New Deal including public works projects, federal agencies, and the establishment of Social Security.
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- 1. Warm-Up First, please get out your homework and place it in the corner of your desk to be checked. Second, get out a piece of paper to be turned in and analyze this political cartoon: What is the cartoon depicting? What do the different characters represent?
- 2. Chapter 13 Section 3
- 3. The Recession of 1937 Growing National Debt $21 Billion in 1933 $43 Billion in 1940 Unions Triumph Membership 3 million in 1933 10.5 million in 1941 A New Labor Organization Committee for Industrial Organization (CIO) An Era of Strikes Sit Down Strikes December 31, 1936
- 4. New Deal’s Affect on Culture Literature The Grapes of Wrath Radio, Movies, Etc. Double Feature Movies Drive in Theater Escapism http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j5lU52aWTJo The WPA and the Arts Federal Writers Project Federal Music Project Federal Art Project Federal Theater Project House of Unamerican Activities Committee -HUAC
- 6. Lasting New Deal Achievements Public Works and Federal Agencies TVA, FDIC, SEC Social Security A Legacy of Hope