Fireside chats - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

GCSE WJEC Eduqas History-USA questions and answers ,A+ content Describe the Wall Streets Crash. 19th October 1929-3.5 million shares bought and sold and prices began to fall quickly. Thursday 24th October 1929-"Black Thursday",13 million shares traded and prices collapsed. Investors lost millions of dollars. Describe the impact of the Wall Street Crash on unemployment. End of 1929- 2.5 million people unemployed. End of 1930-5 million people unemployed. End of 1931-9 million peopl...

What is the act of speaking false information with the intention to harm someone? - >>>>slander In an attempt to make media coverage more democratic during elections, the _______ was instituted. - >>>>equal time rule Which of the following decreased the cost of distributing printed materials? - >>>>roads and waterways The first official television broadcast was in New York at President's Roosevelt's opening of which event? - >>>>The World'...

GCSE WJEC Eduqas History-USA questions and answers graded A+ Describe the Wall Streets Crash. 19th October 1929-3.5 million shares bought and sold and prices began to fall quickly. Thursday 24th October 1929-"Black Thursday",13 million shares traded and prices collapsed. Investors lost millions of dollars. Describe the impact of the Wall Street Crash on unemployment. End of 1929- 2.5 million people unemployed. End of 1930-5 million people unemployed. End of 1931-9 million people ...

PRSA APR COMPLETE PRACTICE EXAMS Seedbed Era () - CORRECT ANSWER-- Let the public be informed. Muckraking, social reform, unions. - PR Trends: Defensive publicity. Journalists = interpreters to get the news out. - Ivy Ledbetter Lee - Full disclosure and tell the truth - President Theodore Roosevelt - Bully pulpit World War I Era () - CORRECT ANSWER-- Let the public be informed. The war to end all wars. - PR Trends: Organized promotion, Promote patriotism. Use interest groups. - Geo...

What were the 7 major causes if the Great Depression? - 1. Stock Market Crash 2. Bank Failures 3. Hawley Smoot Tariff 4. Buying on Credit in the 20s 5. Dust Bowl 6. Gap Between Rich and Poor 7. Reduction in Purchasing - over production and under consumption What were 3 effects of the Great Depression? - 1.Unemployment 2. Homelessness 3. Children had Poor Diets 4. People lost their life savings 5. Hobos During the Great Depression, prior to the creation of the FDIC, when banks...

US HIST 2 Final Study Guide 1 Men stand outside a soup kitchen in Chicago opened by Al Capone in February 1931. 60 million people, including many members of the middle class, were affected by the Great Depression by the end of 1932, and soup lines became common in urban cities. For many, the descent into poverty was a result of which of the following? • Collapsed banks that consumed life savings • Unwillingness to work hard • Absence of an insurance industry • Personal failing...

This essay is graded A* IGCSE Level as the Coursework component for History. It gives arguments for and against Roosevelt's positive impact on the US economy, political agenda and American spirit and provides detailed points regarding the New Deal (including all the programmes such as PWA, FERA, CCC). It also discusses various other matters: the significance of his fireside chats, his efforts to improve public relations since President Hoover, how he helped the unemployed, poor and farmers wh...