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Lesson 8 b

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The document provides instructions for an activity where students will analyze the causes of the Wall Street crash by creating a mind map. It also asks students to highlight the key cause of the crash and explain their choice. Finally, it outlines an activity where students simulate an election campaign for Franklin D. Roosevelt against Herbert Hoover in the 1932 US presidential election.

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As a table analyse the message of this cartoon Content: Context: Comment:
(a) Describe the main features of stock market speculation in the USA during the 1920s. [4] (b) Explain the causes of the Wall Street Crash. [6] (c) The following were consequences of the Wall Street Crash in the USA between 1929 and 1932: (i) mass unemployment; (ii) the collapse of banks; (iii) homelessness. Which of these consequences do you think was the most important? Explain your answer referring only to (i), (ii) and (iii). [10]
Create a mind map the causes for the Wall Street crash For each cause you can only write one sentence But you can use any images to help support your causes Highlight the one that you believe is the key factor behind the Wall Street Crash with a star and write outside of the star why you think this
(c) The following were consequences of the Wall Street Crash in the USA between 1929 and 1932: (i) mass unemployment; (ii) the collapse of banks; (iii) homelessness. Which of these consequences do you think was the most important? Explain your answer referring only to (i), (ii) and (iii). [10]
What is the question asking us to do? What structure should our answer have? What should each paragraph focus on? What will our Conclusion look like? How should we separate the 10 marks?
The 1932 Presidential Election In teams of 3 you are going to create an election campaign for Franklin D Roosevelt (FDR) What do parties produce during campaigns/elections?
Speeches what they will do, why they are better than the other side Election posters positive to them and negative towards the opposition Debates? Leaflets through doors Anything Else you can think of?
Can you create a campaign speech for Herbert Hoover? Can you prepare for a debate against FDR you will be Hoover
You need to fill in the table with information from your campaigns Roosevelts strengths Roosevelts weaknesses Hoovers strengths Hoovers weaknesses
Now it is time to answer the big Question
Lets think about this question Was it: The experiences of ordinary people 1929-32 Policies of the republicans Actions taken by the republicans Roosevelts election campaign

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Lesson 8 b

  • 1. As a table analyse the message of this cartoon Content: Context: Comment:
  • 2. (a) Describe the main features of stock market speculation in the USA during the 1920s. [4] (b) Explain the causes of the Wall Street Crash. [6] (c) The following were consequences of the Wall Street Crash in the USA between 1929 and 1932: (i) mass unemployment; (ii) the collapse of banks; (iii) homelessness. Which of these consequences do you think was the most important? Explain your answer referring only to (i), (ii) and (iii). [10]
  • 3. Create a mind map the causes for the Wall Street crash For each cause you can only write one sentence But you can use any images to help support your causes Highlight the one that you believe is the key factor behind the Wall Street Crash with a star and write outside of the star why you think this
  • 4. (c) The following were consequences of the Wall Street Crash in the USA between 1929 and 1932: (i) mass unemployment; (ii) the collapse of banks; (iii) homelessness. Which of these consequences do you think was the most important? Explain your answer referring only to (i), (ii) and (iii). [10]
  • 5. What is the question asking us to do? What structure should our answer have? What should each paragraph focus on? What will our Conclusion look like? How should we separate the 10 marks?
  • 6. The 1932 Presidential Election In teams of 3 you are going to create an election campaign for Franklin D Roosevelt (FDR) What do parties produce during campaigns/elections?
  • 7. Speeches what they will do, why they are better than the other side Election posters positive to them and negative towards the opposition Debates? Leaflets through doors Anything Else you can think of?
  • 8. Can you create a campaign speech for Herbert Hoover? Can you prepare for a debate against FDR you will be Hoover
  • 9. You need to fill in the table with information from your campaigns Roosevelts strengths Roosevelts weaknesses Hoovers strengths Hoovers weaknesses
  • 10. Now it is time to answer the big Question
  • 11. Lets think about this question Was it: The experiences of ordinary people 1929-32 Policies of the republicans Actions taken by the republicans Roosevelts election campaign