Great Depression 21H.102 October 17, 2005. Herbert Hoover (1874-1964)

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Great Depression 21H.102 October 17, 2005

Herbert Hoover ( )

Hoover campaign poster, 1928

Wall Street, Oct. 24, 1929

“$100 Will Buy This Car”

Walker Evans, Main Street of County Seat, Alabama, 1936

Evans, West Virginia Living Room, 1935

Evans, Bedroom, Burrough Family Cabin, Hale County, Alabama, 1936

Evans, Burrough Family Cabin, Hale County, Alabama, 1936

Evans, Interior III

Evans, Joe's Auto Graveyard, Pennsylvania, 1936

Bank run, American Union Bank of New York City, August 5, 1931

Bank run, Bank of the United States, 1930

Unemployment rate

Relief line, 1930

Breadline, Chicago

Breadline (for 1-cent restaurant)

Dorothea Lange, The White Angel Breadline, San Francisco, 1933

Hooverville, New York City, Central Park, 1930

Hooverville, NYC (detail)

Hooverville, Seattle, 1933

“Of Course We Can Do It!” (1931)

Bank failure cartoon, Chicago Tribune, 1931

Isaac Soyer, Employment Agency, 1937

FDR campaigning, 1930

FDR campaigning, West Virginia, 1932

Electoral map, 1928

Electoral map, 1932

FDR campaigning, Georgia, 1933

FDR, Fireside chat

FDR & Hoover, The New Yorker cover, 1933

Number of radio stations,

Radio station locations, 1938

Eleanor Roosevelt ( )

Eleanor Roosevelt at a soup kitchen

NRA poster, “Cooperation”

NRA, Human Eagle, 1933 (8,000 San Francisco schoolchildren)

NRA quilt

Dust Bowl

Dust storm, Spearman, Texas August 14, 1935

Dorothea Lange, Mechanized Farm, 1938

Dorothea Lange, Migrant Mother, Nipomo, CA, 1936

Evans, Alabama Cotton Tenant Farmer Family (Fields), 1936

Evans, Alabama Tenant Farmer Wife (Allie Mae Burroughs), 1936

Black cotton tenant farmer, Arkansas, 1938

Cotton pickers, 1935

Black tenants, Missouri, 1935

Resettlement Administration, “Years of Dust,” 1937

TVA

REA poster, 1937

CIO poster (quoting FDR)

CCC poster, “A Young Man's Opportunity"

CCC poster, "We Can Take It"

CCC workers

Number of striking workers,

Cotton strike, 1933

UAW poster

GM sit-in, 1937

Nut shop sit-in, Detroit, March 1937

Workers’ victory, Aliquippa, PA, 1937 (union demonstration of steelworkers)

Huey Long ( )

Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins inspecting the Golden Gate Bridge, 1930s

WPA, Bronx bridge

WPA mural art, “Construction of a Dam” (by William Gropper)

Federal Theater Project, “One-Third of a Nation,” 1938

Marian Anderson at the Lincoln Memorial, Easter Sunday, 1939

Margaret Bourke-White, “The Louisville Flood,” 1937

Mississippi town “Negro Street,” 1936

The black vote, 1936