1. FDR Short Video
2. Class discussion: Political, Social & Economic aspects of the 1930s
HOMEWORK
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for Friday
Boom & Bust Test (Study!)
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1. Click on the "America: Pathways" link above. This will bring you to the login screen.
Login: richardnixon
Password: password
2. Click on the image of the textbook. This will bring you to the text. You can navigate using the chapter/section list on the left, or go page-by-page using the arrows at the top of the text page.
3. Get reading!
Login: richardnixon
Password: password
2. Click on the image of the textbook. This will bring you to the text. You can navigate using the chapter/section list on the left, or go page-by-page using the arrows at the top of the text page.
3. Get reading!
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