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History Boot Camp: The Great Depression with Phillip Campbell (American, Modern)
Recorded course taught by Phillip Campbell High School American History
Summary

What better way to spend a week in the summer than learning about America’s greatest financial disaster with Mr. Campbell?! Register today for this deep dive into the Great Depression.

How to get the most out of this course:

  • First, read the course materials below before watching the first class meeting.

  • Then have a notebook ready and available for class notes each session.

  • Do the assignments, quizzes, and any extra work assigned for that session.

  • Once the course is completed to the parent's and professor’s satisfaction, there is a Certificate of Completion at the end to be filled in for your records.

Total classes: 4

Duration: 55 minutes

Prerequisite: None

Suggested grade level: 9th to 12th grade only.

High school credit: 1/3 semester if you include the supplemental reading.

Instructor: Phillip Campbell

Course description: This class will help students understand one of the most pivotal events in American history, the Great Depression. We will examine the development of banking in the United States as a backdrop to the events of 1929, study the Wall Street Crash of October 29, 1929, and its consequences, and follow the unfolding of the Depression around the world and the United States' attempt to mitigate the disaster. This class will also lead students in comparing the financial markets of 1929 to those of today and speculate on whether or not another disaster of the magnitude of the Depression could happen again.

Course outline:

1. A history of banking in America and a brief review of financial crashes prior to the Great Depression

2.  Study of the factors leading up to the Crash of 1929 and its effect on the nation

3. The response of the United States government to the Great Depression

4.  World War II and the end of the Depression; Could another Depression happen today?

Course materials: There is no mandatory reading for this course. If you'd like something to read, though, as a supplement, Mr. Campbell recommends the book The Great Depression by Robert McElvaine. https://amzn.to/3L1Snok

Homework: Daily homework questions with answer key provided for self-grading.

©2024 Homeschool Connections and Phillip Campbell. All rights reserved. This course is designed by Phillip Campbell.

  • This material is only to be used for its intended purpose by active subscribers of Homeschool Connections. Any other use without explicit permission is in violation of the seventh commandment (yes, the 7th commandment) and in violation of US and International copyright laws.

  • You may print or download to local hard disk extracts for your personal homeschool and non-commercial use only. This is not to be used for homeschool co-ops without express written permission from Homeschool Connections.

Help: If you experience technical difficulty with watching the recorded classes or have a question about course content, please email us at homeschoolconnections@gmail.com.

Course name
History Boot Camp: The Great Depression with Phillip Campbell (American, Modern)
Instructor
Phillip Campbell
Semester
Recorded
Category
History ➤ American History
Grade level
High School
Course type
Recorded, free with subscription
Start time
July 19th, 2022 at 12:00 AM ET
Relative due dates
Relative due dates are disabled for this course.

Phillip Campbell holds a BA in European History from Ave Maria University and a certificate in Secondary Education through Madonna University. He taught history and Scripture for the St. Augustine Homeschool Enrichment Program for ten years and is the author of the popular ” Story of Civilization” series by TAN Books. Mr. Campbell has also been published by The Catholic Textbook Project, Ave Maria Press, Our Sunday Visitor, Arx Publishing, and Arouca Press and his articles have appeared in online and print journals such as the St. Austin Review, New Oxford Review, and New Liturgical Movement.

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