Vocabulary
Stock Market Crash
Causes/Effects
FDR
The New Deal
100

The homeless would move into small communities of improvised shacks outside of major cities

Hoovervilles

100
In what year did the stock market crash?

1929

100
The cause of the Dust Bowl

Crop prices decreased, farmers had to over farm

100

What does FDR stand for?

Franklin Delano Roosevelt

100

Name an example of a New Deal program that built public works

WPA, CCC, PWA, FERA, TVA, National Housing Act

200

What is a public work

A place or service the government funds/maintains that anyone can use

200

Name one reason why the stock market crashed

Buying on margin, wealth disparities, consumerism, lack of regulation

200

When people lost their jobs and ability to pay, this frequently followed.

Homelessness

200

When was FDR's first term?

1933-1936

200

A program where the government taxes your pay and puts it into a savings account for when you reach 65

Social Security

300

What were the three R's of the New Deal?

Relief, Recovery, Reform

300

When people take loans to invest in stocks

Buying on Margin

300

What was the highest year of unemployment during the Great Depression? How high was it?

1933, 25%

300

Informal talks on the radio FDR hosted to inform Americans about the progress he was making

Fireside chats

300

Most important works the Tennessee Valley Authority built

Dams, brought electricity to impoverished Tennessee Valley area

400

When was the First New Deal implemented? When was the Second New Deal implemented?

First: 1933-1935

Second: 1935-1936

400

Bank failures had this effect

Left people unable to access their savings, businesses could not take out loans

400

What was the bonus army?

Veterans were promised a bonus in 1945, but wanted it after the market crashed. Protested outside the white house.

400

FDR's first action when he got into office

Closed the banks, Banking Securities Act, gave banks money, restored trust in the banks

400

Name an example of a financial reform law

Securities Act, National Recovery Act, National Labor Board, Fair Labor Standard Act

500

What is a union?

A group of workers who band together to force management to make changes, usually for better treatment or pay

500

Herbert Hoover's Response to the Stock Market Crash was called

Volunteerism

500

How did migration change during the Great Depression?

People stopped moving to cities, immigration to America for work ended

500

FDR was the first president to recognize this right for workers

The right to unionize

500

Name a difference between the goals/programs of the First and Second New Deals

First focused most on relief, short-term recovery, Second focused more on reform and long-term recovery

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