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The Great Depression: A Timeline of Key Events and Government Responses, Study Guides, Projects, Research of Finance

A timeline of significant events during the great depression in the usa, from the stock market crash in 1929 to the country's involvement in wwii in 1941. It covers the hoover and roosevelt administrations' responses, including monetary and fiscal policies, tariffs, and the creation of various programs like the new deal and the works progress administration.

What you will learn

  • What were the key legislations enacted during the New Deal?
  • How did the Roosevelt Administration's policies impact the economy during the Great Depression?
  • What were the Hoover Administration's responses to the Great Depression?

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Timeline of the "Great Depression"
1941
USA Joins
WWII
1928
Fed "Pops"
Bubble With
Monetay
Contraction
1929
Stock Market
Crash
1929-1933
The "Great
Contraction"
The "Roaring 20's"
Due in part to Federal
Reserve Bank
Expansionary
Monetary Policy
1933
USA Pulls Out of Gold
Standard and Begins
Recovery
New Deal Enacts
Agricultural Adjustment
Act (AAA) and
National Industrial
Rcovery Act (NIRA)
1937 -1938
"Roosevelt
Recession"
1930
Smoot-Hawley
Tariff Act
1935 -1936
NIRA and AAA
Declared
Unconstitutional
1935 -1943
25% of all America families
receive income from Works
Progress Administration (WPA)
jobs.
1939
Pump-
Priming
Act
1933
Unemployment
Reachest Highest
Point, 25%
1937
Unemployement
reaches lowest
point, 12%
Wagner Act
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Timeline of the "Great Depression"

USA Joins WWII

Fed "Pops" Bubble With Monetay Contraction

Stock Market Crash 1929 - 1933 The "Great Contraction" The "Roaring 20's" Due in part to Federal Reserve Bank Expansionary Monetary Policy 1933 USA Pulls Out of Gold Standard and Begins Recovery New Deal Enacts Agricultural Adjustment Act (AAA) and National Industrial Rcovery Act (NIRA)

"Roosevelt Recession" 1930 Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act

NIRA and AAA Declared Unconstitutional 1935 - 1943 25% of all America families receive income from Works Progress Administration (WPA) jobs.

Pump- Priming Act

Unemployment Reachest Highest Point, 25% 1937 Unemployement reaches lowest point, 12% Wagner Act

The Hoover Administration

Federal Debt 20 % of Economy Unemployment 3.2% Federal Debt 40% of Economy Unemployment 24.9%

Smoot-Hawley

Tariff of 1930

Unemployment 8.9%

Agricultural tariffs up 70% Alcohol tariffs up 30% Textile tariffs up 20% Trade barrier reciprocity and massive industrial lay-offs Agriculture exports down 33% Hoover White House meetings for 'high-wage doctrine' Hoover attempts public works 'fiscal stimulus'

Revenue Act

of 1932

Unemployment 22.9%

Personal income tax doubled Estate tax doubled Corporate income tax up 15% Reconstruction Finance Corp (RFC) founded 1932 and loans to banks, railroads and farm mortgage associations Prices down 25% but wages down only 15% causing more unemployment Early payment of WWI veteran bonues