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Lesson 2: We will learn about President Hoover’s reaction to the crash and problems of the Great Depression. 1.) What does this graph show? 2.) What is the highest percentage unemployment hits according to this graph? When did this take place? 3.)What are some ideas you would have to bring unemployment levels down? Best idea gets extra credit. Do Now

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