The New Deal: America’s Alphabet Soup
Introduction Starting with the stock market crash of October 1929, and worsening throughout the 1930s, the Great Depression ravaged the American population and the industrialized
Introduction Starting with the stock market crash of October 1929, and worsening throughout the 1930s, the Great Depression ravaged the American population and the industrialized
Have You Ever? Imagine a world where money was free-flowing, and there were no rules on how to spend, borrow, or lend it. Sounds kind
Have You Ever? You’ve heard it before on the news: “The Federal Reserve lowers interest rates to 0.50 percent” or “The Federal Reserve raises interest
Have You Ever? Have you ever thought to yourself, “Where does money come from?”, “Who produces it?”, and most importantly, “Who the heck controls it?”
This gave students an opportunity to watch a video to identify key factors in our judicial system, then even followed up with a brief research to demonstrate how this case, which is seemingly non-impactful on the contemporary student, connect to them in a meaningful way
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