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Part 1 | Splat! | 1 | |
1 | Ain't We Got Fun! | 3 | |
How Are You Going to Keep 'Em Down on the Farm? | 3 | ||
Bull by the Tail | 4 | ||
Good-Bye, John Barleycorn | 5 | ||
Good-Bye Wilson, Hello Harding | 6 | ||
Silver Linings | 6 | ||
This Side of Paradise | 6 | ||
Torches of Freedom | 7 | ||
Birth of the PR Man | 8 | ||
Buy Now, Pay Later | 9 | ||
Out of Thin Air | 9 | ||
Fordissmus and the Flivver | 10 | ||
Seeds of Trouble | 11 | ||
Reasons for the Wall Street Boom | 12 | ||
Americans Look Back and Ahead | 13 | ||
2 | Who Says You Can't Buy Happiness? | 15 | |
A Great Guy to Play Poker with on Saturday Night | 16 | ||
Quiet Man in a Roaring Country | 16 | ||
A Walk Down "Main Street" | 18 | ||
A Couple of Visitors to Middletown | 18 | ||
The World According to Mellon | 20 | ||
Come on in, the Water's Fine | 21 | ||
How to Get Rich Without Working | 22 | ||
A Bootlegger Named Gatsby | 24 | ||
Suddenly in Love with Lindy | 25 | ||
Henry Does It Again | 25 | ||
Highways to Heaven | 26 | ||
The Air Hero as Pitch Man | 27 | ||
The Saga of Submarine S-4 | 27 | ||
3 | Wall Street Follies | 31 | |
Verses at the Side of the Road | 31 | ||
The Problem of the 1920s | 33 | ||
Quiet Man in a Noisy Time | 35 | ||
Ten Words from Silent Cal | 36 | ||
Great Expectations | 38 | ||
Singing a Song of Cheer Again | 39 | ||
What's Really Going on Here? | 39 | ||
Oh, the Changes a Day Can Bring | 40 | ||
Leaking Like a Sieve | 41 | ||
Another Way to Get High | 43 | ||
4 | Hooverville | 45 | |
Not Your Usual Short Slump | 45 | ||
When in Trouble, Call a Conference | 46 | ||
What Goes Up Must Come Down | 48 | ||
Lies, Naked Lies, and Statistics | 48 | ||
Laughing to Keep from Crying | 48 | ||
How Long Can You Live on Hope? | 51 | ||
Such a Day Will Not Come | 51 | ||
Two Ideas, Both Bad | 53 | ||
A Shanty in Old Shantytown | 54 | ||
Who Are These Men? | 55 | ||
An Army in Retreat | 56 | ||
Thieves and Plug-Uglies | 57 | ||
Part 2 | What's the Deal? | 59 | |
5 | The Man with Three Names | 61 | |
Hoover and the Valley of Depression | 61 | ||
An Abundance of Democrats | 64 | ||
A Pleasant Man Without Qualifications | 65 | ||
Who Was Franklin Delano Roosevelt? | 66 | ||
A Contest Between Two Philosophies | 67 | ||
A Long Wait for Change | 68 | ||
A Scary Moment in Miami | 69 | ||
An Exchange of Notes | 70 | ||
High Noon at the Capitol | 71 | ||
The Gift | 71 | ||
The West Wing | 72 | ||
6 | Have These Guys Got Brains! | 75 | |
A White House Visitor | 75 | ||
A Trusty Trio | 76 | ||
Sorry, the Bank Is Closed | 77 | ||
Streak of Lightning | 78 | ||
Putting Out the Fire | 78 | ||
Handful of Marauders | 80 | ||
Keeping the Necessary Balance | 81 | ||
"Ladies and Gentlemen, the President of the United States" | 82 | ||
After All This, What Changed? | 84 | ||
Juggling Money | 84 | ||
The Sound of Popping Corks | 85 | ||
"My Gosh, It's Mrs. Roosevelt" | 85 | ||
7 | Alphabet Soup | 87 | |
As Good as Gold | 87 | ||
The Second New Deal | 88 | ||
Not All Pick and Shovel Work | 89 | ||
Federal Arts Project (FAP) | 90 | ||
Federal Music Project (FMP) | 90 | ||
Federal Theater Project (FTP) | 90 | ||
Federal Writers' Project (FWP) | 91 | ||
It Helped You Grow Up | 91 | ||
Can a Blue Eagle Fly? | 92 | ||
Nine Old Men | 93 | ||
Nothing to Do with Automobiles | 93 | ||
What the Doctor Saw | 94 | ||
The Social Security Act | 95 | ||
The Wealth Tax | 95 | ||
A Nation in Shock | 96 | ||
Heading Home from Havana | 96 | ||
Big Show on the Beach | 98 | ||
8 | Listen to This! | 99 | |
Friends and Fellow Americans | 100 | ||
Gotta Have My Radio | 101 | ||
Now a Word from Our Sponsor | 102 | ||
A Radio Show for Everybody | 102 | ||
Ah, There's Good News Tonight | 105 | ||
The Radio Priest | 105 | ||
That Old-Time Religion | 105 | ||
The Gospel of Help Thyself | 107 | ||
Eyes and Hearts in the Skies | 108 | ||
America's Darling of the Skies | 109 | ||
Fat Man at the Dinner Table | 109 | ||
Part 3 | This Land Is Your Land | 113 | |
9 | Soup and Dust Bowls | 115 | |
Rendezvous with Destiny | 115 | ||
"Hands Off the Supreme Court!" | 117 | ||
The Planned Economy | 118 | ||
Stampeded Like Cattle | 119 | ||
To Prime the Pump | 119 | ||
If at First You Don't Succeed | 120 | ||
Down on the Farm | 120 | ||
River Keep Away from My Door | 121 | ||
The Saddest Land I've Ever Seen | 121 | ||
Voices from the Dust Bowl | 123 | ||
Dust Bowl Balladeer | 124 | ||
Not Since the Pyramids of Egypt | 125 | ||
Does This Sound Familiar? | 127 | ||
10 | Keep It Movin', Buddy! | 129 | |
A Journey of Husbandry | 130 | ||
A Nation of Migrants | 131 | ||
If This Isn't Depopulation, What Is? | 132 | ||
Highways to Heaven | 133 | ||
California, Here I Come | 133 | ||
Arrival of the Okies | 135 | ||
Life in the Little Oklahomas | 137 | ||
The Feds Step In | 137 | ||
Big Wind Back East | 138 | ||
A Voice for the Okies | 138 | ||
The Belly vs. the Book | 139 | ||
A Wealth of Writers | 140 | ||
Extra! Extra! Read All About It! | 140 | ||
Sunday Morning Giggles | 141 | ||
Something to Kill Time With | 141 | ||
11 | Black, White, and Blues | 143 | |
Facts We Do Not Now Possess | 143 | ||
The Other Migration | 144 | ||
The Scottsboro Boys | 146 | ||
Green Pastures in Heaven and on Earth | 148 | ||
The Transformation of Elijah Poole | 149 | ||
Two Warring Ideals in One Dark Body | 149 | ||
The Negroes Everybody Liked | 151 | ||
The Brown Bomber | 151 | ||
The Emperor Robeson | 151 | ||
Amos 'n' Andy | 152 | ||
The Harlem Renaissance | 153 | ||
Harlem's Poet | 154 | ||
Big Trouble Uptown | 155 | ||
12 | A Little Flower Blooms | 157 | |
Big Gorilla and Little Flower | 158 | ||
Fiorello Gets a New Job | 159 | ||
Forging an Alliance | 161 | ||
Boondoggling Exhibit A | 163 | ||
Unless You Demand It | 164 | ||
Mr. Rockefeller's Center | 165 | ||
The Man on the Ledge | 166 | ||
Fashion City | 168 | ||
The Great Garbo | 169 | ||
Part 4 | Crackpots and Monsters | 171 | |
13 | Every Man a King | 173 | |
The Unmistakable Edict | 174 | ||
"My Enemies Believe I'm Faking" | 174 | ||
The Kingfish | 175 | ||
Share the Wealth | 177 | ||
All the King's Men | 179 | ||
Heir to the Movement | 180 | ||
The Man with the Eyebrows | 181 | ||
Between a Rock and a Hard Place | 183 | ||
The Manager of Discontent | 183 | ||
The Birth of the "Sit-In" | 184 | ||
They Didn't Just Sit | 185 | ||
The Lasting Effects | 185 | ||
14 | Give This a Try | 187 | |
Methodology of the Most Probable | 188 | ||
I Have Been to the Future and It Works | 189 | ||
To Russia with Love | 191 | ||
A War, a Book, and a Movie | 193 | ||
Something's Troubling Mr. Dies | 194 | ||
FDR Looks Overseas | 196 | ||
Who Says When We Should Go to War? | 196 | ||
None of Our Business | 197 | ||
15 | Brown Shirts, Black Shirts, No Shirts | 199 | |
Triumph of the Will | 200 | ||
If the Shirt Fits, Wear It | 201 | ||
The Christian Front | 202 | ||
Meet the American Hitler | 203 | ||
A Gullible Man with an Umbrella | 204 | ||
FDR Declares War on Democrats | 204 | ||
All Politics Are Local | 206 | ||
To Preserve Our Reforms | 207 | ||
Reshuffling the Executive Branch | 207 | ||
Bracing for the Gales of War | 208 | ||
Going Crazy over Royalty | 209 | ||
Ga-Ga over George | 210 | ||
16 | Guys with No Necks | 213 | |
The Law of Unintended Consequences | 214 | ||
The Art of the Stick-Up and Fast Getaway | 216 | ||
The Last Picture Show | 217 | ||
Bonnie and Clyde | 220 | ||
Crime of the Century | 220 | ||
Tom Dewey Gets Lucky | 223 | ||
The Little Flower and the Slots | 226 | ||
Part 5 | Better Tomorrows | 229 | |
17 | Dimples and the Hoofer | 231 | |
A Week with Mr. and Mrs. Average American | 231 | ||
Downtown on Saturday Night | 234 | ||
A Miraculous Silver Screen | 235 | ||
Toe-Tapping, Twirling, and Plenty of T and A | 238 | ||
The Screen's Sexiest Gal | 241 | ||
How Can You Hurt a Watch by Dipping It in Molasses? | 241 | ||
A Dose of Reality | 242 | ||
Sundays in Great Depression America | 243 | ||
Two Babes and an Iron Man | 244 | ||
Memorable Movie Lines | 245 | ||
Depression? What's That? | 246 | ||
18 | I Ain't So Tough | 249 | |
We Are All Soldiers | 250 | ||
Black, White, and Red All Over | 251 | ||
Communism with Two Butlers and a Swimming Pool | 252 | ||
The Gangster as Society's Victim | 253 | ||
Dames, Molls, and Whores with Hearts of Gold | 255 | ||
Orson Welles Says "Boo!" | 257 | ||
The Curtain Comes Down on the Federal Theater | 259 | ||
Mysterious Stuff | 260 | ||
The Genuine Article | 261 | ||
The Real Nick and Nora | 261 | ||
Doyle Is Dead, Sherlock Isn't | 262 | ||
19 | Don't Mean a Thing If It Ain't Got That Swing | 263 | |
America's Music Teacher | 264 | ||
The Duke, the Count, and the King | 265 | ||
Carnival of Swing | 268 | ||
The Five-and-Dime Store | 270 | ||
A Few Fads and Nonmusical Crazes | 271 | ||
Call for Philip MAW-RISSS | 272 | ||
Papa Dionne Hands Out a Bunch of Cigars | 273 | ||
A Big Boom in War Toys | 274 | ||
Wild Bill | 275 | ||
20 | World of Tomorrow | 279 | |
Who the Devil Is This Guy Named Art Deco? | 280 | ||
Mr. Breer's Brainstorm | 281 | ||
Streamlining Takes to the Rails | 282 | ||
Up, Up, and Away | 284 | ||
Lining Up on the Runway | 285 | ||
Time Out for a Flashback | 285 | ||
Open Up Your Golden Gate | 289 | ||
The Biggest and Best | 290 | ||
Amusement Parks | 293 | ||
The Resort of the Monopoly Board | 295 | ||
A Park for the Sweet-Toothed | 297 | ||
21 | America First | 299 | |
Who's Scarlett? | 300 | ||
Where's Dorothy? |
Title: The Complete Idiot's Guide to the Great Depression Manufacturer: Penguin Publishing GroupPenguin Publishing Group Item Number: 9780028642895 Publication Date: February 2009 Number: 1 Product Description: The Complete Idiot's Guide to the Great Depression Universal Product Code (UPC): 9780028642895 WonderClub Stock Keeping Unit (WSKU): 9780028642895 Rating: 4.5/5 based on 2 Reviews Image Location: https://wonderclub.com/images/covers/28/95/9780028642895.jpg Weight: 0.200 kg (0.44 lbs) Width: 7.300 cm (2.87 inches) Heigh : 9.000 cm (3.54 inches) Depth: 1.000 cm (0.39 inches) Date Added: August 25, 2020, Added By: Ross Date Last Edited: August 25, 2020, Edited By: Ross
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