Includes articles, speeches, photo galleries, lesson plans, and documents about the Great Depression and the New Deal. From the Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt Institute and the Institute for Learning Technologies at the Teachers College, Columbia University.
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Whatever the reason, you can delete your Facebook account-and here's how to do it. Step 1: Have a Facebook account (obviously). Step 2: Click on the small options arrow next to the padlock at the top of your Facebook page.Step 3: Click Settings in the drop-down menu.Step 4: Go to the Security tab on the left-it's the second one down under General. At the bottom, you'll see the line 'Deactivate Your Account'.tep 2: Click on the small options arrow next to the padlock at the top of your Facebook page. Step 3: Click Settings in the drop-down menu. Step 4: Go to the Security tab on the left-it's the second one down under General. At the bottom, you'll see the line 'Deactivate Your Account'.