Great Depression Essay

The Government Didn’t Do Enough |The Government Did Enough | |Common Knowledge |Common Knowledge | |William Lyon Mackenzie lord |William Lyon Mackenzie King |-wouldn’t give Conservative governments budgetary help |-thought joblessness was occasional |-needed to adjust the spending plan |Richard B. Bennett |-ruler beats Bennett in the 1935 political decision (New Deal) |-assisted the individuals who sent him letters |-did nothing in the wake of winning political race |-Bennett’s new arrangement | |Health protection, Unemployment protection, Maximum work week, | |Richard B.Bennett |financial help to ranchers |-Raised Tariffs |-Unemployment reflex camps |Co-usable Common Wealth Federation (CCF) |-Bennett cover and carriage |-J. S. Woodsworth †Saskatchewan |-open own | |Co-usable Common Wealth Federation (CCF) |-increment social projects |-J. S.Woodsworth †Saskatchewan |-government spend out of the downturn | |Social Credit |Social Credit |-â€Å"Bible â⠂¬Å"Bill Aberhardt †Alberta |-â€Å"Bible â€Å"Bill Aberhardt †Alberta |-Federal government wouldn’t permit it |-everybody to get $25 every month to spend on necessities | |Union Nationale |Union Nationale |-Maurire Duplessis †Quebec |Maurire Duplessis †Quebec |-accentuation on french language and culture | |PDF | |Page 2: kids needed to slice road vehicle tickets down the middle which were|Page 23: help camps gave you food safe house and transportation. | |12 for a quarter so then they would get 24 for a quarter |Basically all that you required | |page 5: kids chased squirrels and gophers for meat |Page 35: Bennett’s new arrangement. 8 hour work day, the lowest pay permitted by law, | |Page 6: children would bite grain rather than gum (would bite |elimination of kid work, protection plan, and controlled | |alfalfa until it became like gum) |prices. â€CCF, government has responsibility for, protection, bank, | |Page 8: kids were told there was no Santa |communication and force organizations. |Page 33: men would walk 11 miles to go after a position just to |Page 19: William Abhardt purposed objective was to give $25 each month| |find out there are several individuals all prepared there waiting|to increment thriving | |Page 34: ranchers couldn't manage the cost of gas so they would append |Page 16: many men would get suppers at the soup kitchen | |their vehicle to their pony and considered it the Bennett Buggy |Page 29: one didn’t need to pay annual assessment except if ones pay was | |Page 8: joblessness alleviation camps just paid 20 pennies per day. |over $2000 | |Page 20: several men were discovered resting in a Toronto |Page 12: alleviation installments some of the time were in vouchers. Could just | |park with just a paper covering them. Bennett Blanket |buy explicit things | |Page 21: prison cells were torn up pretty bad. Every cell | |might have a bed. 200 men sitting tight for one latrine. Stomach | |troubl es as a result of the food | |Page 10: Large organizations laid off laborers from railroad | |strikes | |Page 3: Bennett raises levies | |Page 2: individuals perpetrated violations to go to prison and have food | |to eat | |Page 24: honest onlookers murdered in light of alleviation camp | |strikers | |Page 36: difficult for ranchers to be calmed, no chance to get of | |transportation | |Page 2: young men were given futile errands (burrow at that point fill holes)| | |Page 7: one would pay specialists in food since one had no | |money | |Page 10: men in help camps were dealt with like soil/slaves | |Page 22: paper shack, 79 x 24 without any windows. 88 men | |Page 33: individuals attempted to sell vacuums, pictures, books, | |brushes. Too edgy | |Page 10: government needed the jobless men far out | |Page 12: no occupations accordingly joblessness so individuals had parcels of| | |dept | |Page 15: vehicles had vanished on the grounds that proprietors needed to purchase | |antifreeze, yet radiator fluid was exorbitant | |Page 7: kids didn't see an orange until Christmas | |Page 8: one couldn't leave the help camp in light of the fact that there was| | |nothing for around 100 miles. Needed to remain | |Page 14: Canadian government ousted/sent back more than 10,000 | |immigrants. A few workers took a chance with their lives to come to | |Canada. No employments so the administration sent them back reasoning it | |was the arrangement. |