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© Clairmont Press, Inc. DO NOT DUPLICATE 1-800-874-8638
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Chapter 22 The Great Depression and the New Deal in Georgia 109
Section 1 Response to the Great Depression
Reading Skills
Franklin Delano Roosevelt and Georgia
Directions: Two years into the Great Depression, FDR was elected president. He referred to Georgia as “my other state.”
Review Section 1 and fill in the chart.
What state was he from?
Where in Georgia did Roosevelt visit to improve
his condition?
What high oce did he
hold in his native state before
becoming president?
What was the name given to
the group of policies that
Roosevelt used to help the
United States during the Great
Depression?
Why do you think Roosevelt called Georgia
“my other state”?
What disease left him paralyzed? How many Georgia delegates
voted for FDR at the Democratic
National Convention?
© Clairmont Press, Inc. DO NOT DUPLICATE 1-800-874-8638
Name________________________________________________ Date_____________
110 Chapter 22 The Great Depression and the New Deal in Georgia
Section 1 Response to the Great Depression Writing Skills
Letter to the White House
Directions: During the Great Depression, many children wrote letters directly to President Franklin Roosevelt and First
Lady Eleanor Roosevelt to appeal for help. Imagine you are a young child living in poverty here in Georgia. What would
you need help with? Are you hungry? Do your parents need a job? Write a letter to President Roosevelt or Mrs. Roosevelt
explaining your situation and asking for the help you think your family needs the most.
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Dierentiation Idea: Have students use search engines to locate letters to FDR during the Great Depression.
ey can share the letters with the class and/or use these letters as models or ideas for writing their own letters.
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