The Great Depression
The New Deal
Minority Experiences during World War II
World War II Causes & Effects
War & Government Power
100

A major cause of the Great Depression was this economic problem, where wealth was concentrated in too few hands.

What is the unequal distribution of income?

100

This program paid farmers to produce less in order to raise crop and livestock prices.

What is the Agricultural Adjustment Act?

100

This group was forcibly removed from the West Coast and placed in internment camps. 

Who are Asian Americans?

100

December 7, 1941. A day that will forever live in infamy.

What is the bombing at Pearl Harbor?

100

This type of policy aimed to control business to protect consumers, especially during the New Deal.

What is regulation?

200

This 1930 tariff worsened the Great Depression by reducing international trade.

What is the Hawley-Smoot Tariff Act?

200

This New Deal agency still exists today and guarantees money in individual bank accounts. 

What is the FDIC?

200

This program created a pathway to citizenship and offered housing in exchange for farm labor.

What is the Bracero Program?

200

Unemployment dropped, wages increased, and the U.S. became the world’s strongest economic and military power.

What are economic effects of World War II on the United States?

200

THe US government encouraged Americans to conserve and support the war effort in these three ways. Name one.

What is rationing?

What are victory gardens?

What are war bonds?

300

This is the reason why American families began to rely on family unity, playing board games, listening to the radio, and growing victory gardens.

How did American families try to cope with the hardships of the Great Depression?

300

Americans expanded their view of the government’s role in the economy as it saw the government's power to creating programs that provided direct assistance to citizens.

What is how the New Deal changed expectations of government?
300

Opened doors to jobs traditionally held by other social groups and changed expectations and roles for this social group.

What are women?
300

To avoid mass casualties and send a warning signal to the Soviet Union.

What are Truman's justifications for the use of the Atomic Bomb?

300

This was used to manipulate Americans emotions into supporting the war.

What is propaganda?
400

Millions of people losing their jobs, unemployment reaching 25%, widespread homelessness, creation of Hoovervilles/shantytowns, hobo culture are all...

What are effects of the Great Depression?

400

One criticism of the Works Progress Administration (WPA) was that it did this to create jobs. 

What is “created unnecessary projects” just to employ people?

400

They left the South for jobs in Northern and Western industries, and civil rights activism increased.

Who are African Americans?

400
This wartime effort caused Americans to conserve food and resources by limiting what they could by.

What is rationing?

400

This agency was created specifically to solve debates between workers and employers.

What is the National Labor Relations Board? (NLRB).

500

Thousands of banks failed after the stock market crash, causing people to lose their savings and reducing the amount of money in circulation.

What are factors that worsened the Great Depression?

500

World War II created a demand for war materials and leaders wanted to slow down spending on New Deal programs.

What are the reasons the New Deal ended?

500

These young Americans were attacked during the Zoot Suit Riots. 

Who are Mexican Americans?

500
"Victory abroad against fascism, victory at home against racism" was the slogan of this propaganda run that encouraged African Americans to volunteer as soldiers in World War II.

What is the Double V campaign?

500

This secret government project connected New York, Illinois, and New Mexico to give the United States the ultimate advantage in World War II.

What is the Manhattan Project?

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