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Within this PowerPoint are seven slides containing six primary source documents regarding the Great Depression.
(1.) “Blame It on Hoover. 1931.”
(2.) “It Seems There Wasn’t Any Depression at All!” St. Louis Post. December 18, 1935
(3.) “A Wise Economist Asks a Question.” John McCutcheon. 1932
(4.) “The Galloping Snail.” Detroit News. March 1933.
(5.) “Alphabet Soup Agencies.” Clifford Berryman
(6.) “The Ingenious Quarterback!” Clifford Berryman. 1937
Each slide has 1-3 questions each to help students analyze the sources and understand the time period. (Total Questions 18)
The PowerPoint was intended to be used with Peardeck which is an interactive slide software that I use in my classroom.
**If any formatting issues exist, click enable edit, and manipulate the font size to meet your needed requirements**
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Description
Within this PowerPoint are seven slides containing six primary source documents regarding the Great Depression.
(1.) “Blame It on Hoover. 1931.”
(2.) “It Seems There Wasn’t Any Depression at All!” St. Louis Post. December 18, 1935
(3.) “A Wise Economist Asks a Question.” John McCutcheon. 1932
(4.) “The Galloping Snail.” Detroit News. March 1933.
(5.) “Alphabet Soup Agencies.” Clifford Berryman
(6.) “The Ingenious Quarterback!” Clifford Berryman. 1937
Each slide has 1-3 questions each to help students analyze the sources and understand the time period. (Total Questions 18)
The PowerPoint was intended to be used with Peardeck which is an interactive slide software that I use in my classroom.
**If any formatting issues exist, click enable edit, and manipulate the font size to meet your needed requirements**
