Alphabet soup
Seconds
Hoover and Roosevelt
Life during Depression
Down on the farm
100

This legislation create national system of pensions for elderly and unemployed compensation for people who lost their jobs

Social Security Act (SSA)

100

Unlike the organization which shares the same initials, this organization had nothing to do with firearms. Instead it regulated wages and prices

National Recovery Administration (NRA)(most controversial)

100

This president was a self made man who believed in individualism

Herbert Hoover

100

The American economy at the time of Hoover's Election can best be described as this

Prosperous or Booming

100

Migrant farm workers who left dust bowl states to find work in California in 1930’s

Okies

200

This organization was created to restore faith in banks and insure deposits

Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC)

200

This program electrified rural America

 Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA)

200

During his presidency, prohibition ended

Franklin Delano Roosevelt

200

This event sparked the time in American history known as the Great Depression

Stock Market Crash

200

He supported subsidies and killing livestock to combat overproduction

Franklin Delano Roosevelt

300

This organization employed young men like Mr. Batchelor’s grandfather in outdoor work

Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC)

300

This act allowed gov’t to assess the stability of banks to decide which should stay open

Emergency Banking Act (EBA)

300

One of two organizations Hoover believed should help the needy

Local gov’ts and charities

300

In early 1930’s: Inside-out pockets, shack towns, and newspapers

Hooverville, Hooverblankets, Hooverflags

300

A surplus of primarily these two agricultural goods (one plant, one animal) resulted in hard economic times for farmers because they drove the price of farm goods down

Wheat and Cow

400

This organization provided young people with job training and educational scholarships

National youth administration (NYA)

400

This organization paid farmers to plow under crops and destroy livestock

Agricultural Adjustment Act (AAA)

400

His initial response to the Great Depression was that it would be short lived

Herbert Hoover

400

This was the purpose of FDR’s first fireside chat

To restore faith in economy

400

Name two of the four causes of the Dust Bowl

Homestead Act of 1862, overproduction, drought, and geography

500

This act provided direct relief to the needy

Federal Emergency Relief Act (FERA)

500

This organization created to regulate stock market

Security and Exchange Commission (SEC)

500

Roosevelt promised these three “R”s during his campaign for president

Relief, recovery, and reform

500

During this time period of FDR’s administration congress passed 15 pieces of emergency legislation

“The First 100 Days”

500

Herbert Hoover believed this type of economics would aid the Depression stricken country

Trickle-Down or Supply-Side economics

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