The Dust Bowl
The Great Depression
World War II
Texas V.I.P's
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When did the Dust Bowl start?

1930

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True or False:

The New Deal helped America more than president Roosevelt thought it would

False

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What is rationing?

Limiting the amount of an item is used. This helped save supplies for the soldiers.

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Who presented the New Deal

Franklin D Rooselvelt

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Location of the Dust Bowl

Great Plains - Panhandle of Texas, parts of Oklahoma, Kansas, New Mexico, and Colorado



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What was the cause of the Great Depression?

The stock market crash

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Why were there so many military bases and supply plants built in Texas?

Texas had moderate climate and a lot of land

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Which president was elected during the Great Depression and proposed "The New Deal"?

Franklin Roosevelt

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What state was most affected by the Dust Bowl? 

Texas

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Why did banks close during the great depression?

People took all of their money out of banks and wouldn't pay back loans.

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How was the economy of Texas affected by WWII?

Jobs were created, creating a boost in the economy. Also, new military bases and ammo plants were built to contribute to the war effort. 

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What president chose not to intervene in the economy's affairs during the stock market crash

Herbert Hoover

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What were some economic effects of the Dust Bowl? 

Many Texans lost farms, and jobs and became homeless. 

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What part of the "New Deal" helped Texans? 

Construction programs building roads and bridges. 

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What is artwork or posters used to convey political viewpoints or ideas?

Propaganda

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Who served FDR as vice president for his first two terms? 


John Nance Garner

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Causes of the Dust Bowl (3)

Bad farming techniques, long drought/heavy winds, over-grazing

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Why was Texas hit so hard by the great depression?

Crop prices fell, which made thousands of Texans lose their jobs.

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What major event occurred on December 7, 1941?

Bombing of Pearl harbor. This caused the US to enter WWII

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What Propaganda Poster represents the women who worked in the factories and shipyards during World War II 

Rosie the Riveter 

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