Economics
Banks
Dust Bowl
Hoover
Potpourri
100

First step in trickle down economics

Tax cuts for the rich

100

When people go to the bank en mass to withdraw funds.

Bank Run

100

The dust bowl took place in this part of the country.

The Great Plains.

100

Hoover was against this type of aid.

Direct aid/assistance.

100

Due to lack of food many children suffered from this.

Malnutrition.

200

The government couldn't print money during the Great Depression because of this standard.

The gold standard.

200

Besides people withdrawing money and defaulting on loans the banks also failed because of this.

They invested in the stock market.

200

The Dust Bowl was created because this was dried out.

Topsoil

200

Hoover believed these organizations should help people.

Charities.

200

The name of Hitler's autobiography.

Mein Kampf

300

The approximate unemployment rate circa 1932.

25%

300

People could no longer buy durable goods because this was exhausted.

Available credit.

300

Protective tariffs were meant to help this group of people.

Farmers

300

Hoover believed giving direct aid to people would weaken this.

Moral Fiber

300

The first two duties of government are to protect individual rights and this.

Provide protection/safety/defense.

400

Initially Hoover said the Great Depression was this.

A minor inconvenience.

400

The number of banks that closed by 1933.

11,000

400

The price of produce dropped 50% because of this.

Overproduction.

400

This party lost the congress in the 1930 elections.

Republicans.

400

The lowest level of Maslow's hierarchy. 

Physical

500

This act was passed to separate commercial from investment banking.

Glass-Seagull Act

500

He wrote the Wealth of Nations.

Adam Smith

500

The families migrated to and water from the Boulder Dam was diverted to this state.

California.

500

People initially treated the depression as this.

A natural part of the economy.

500

The Bonus army consisted of this group of people.

Bonus Army

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