Stock Market Crash
Hoover's Presidency
The New Deal
Roosevelt's Opposition
The Human Element
100

This form of buying stocks with credit is considered the main cause for the stock market crash of 1929. 

What is buying on the margin?

100

Hoover believed that the stock market crash was not a cause for concern for this reason. 

What is a natural down-cycle of a capitalist economy?

100

Franklin Roosevelt was elected in an landslide in 1932 because he promised the American people to do this.

What is something?/ take action?/ solve the Depression?

100

Many Republicans thought that FDR's New Deal did this, creating a turning point in the way Americans view their government.

What is created too much government power?

100

Many Americans lived in Hoovervilles, a result of this effect of the Great Depression.

What is homelessness?

200

Most stock brokers felt safe selling stocks for only 10% of the cost of the stock for this reason. 

What is the Dow Jones had been steadily climbing throughout the 1920s?

200

During Hoover's Presidency homelessness was at an all time high, prompting Americans to name the shanty towns full of homeless people this name. 

What are Hoovervilles?

200

This New Deal program put employed Americans to work building dams and bringing electricity to one of the hardest hit regions in America of the Depression. 

What is the Tennessee Valley Authority?

200

Democrats like Huey Long criticized  Roosevelt's New Deal for this reason. 

What is it did not do enough to solve the Depression?

200

One of these two natural disasters made the physical, economic, and emotional toll of the Great Depression worse for the American people.

What is the Dust Bowl?/ The Great Flood of 1936?
300

October 24, 1929, known as this "dark" day is the first widely noticed indication that the stock market was in trouble of crashing. 

What is Black Thursday?

300

Herbert Hoover fired at, destroyed the camps of, and denied payment to this group of World War 1 veterans seeking to collect payment promised to them from Congress in 1932. 

What is the Bonus Army?

300

The Civilian Conservation Corps did this to help America during the Depression. 

What is put unemployed workers to work? Beautify our country's public spaces?/ Create national and state parks?

300

Many Republicans thought that Roosevelt unfairly targeted this group of Americans. 

Who are businessmen?

300

Due to hunger and starvation, this medical condition was a problem among Americans during the Depression, particularly among children.

What is malnutrition?

400

In October 1929, stockbrokers made this move to stock owners in which they demanded the 90% difference owed to them for the full value of their stocks. 

What are margin calls?

400

This is the political party of Herbert Hoover. 

What is Republican?

400

This New Deal program paid some farm owners to not plant crops.

What is the Agricultural Adjustment Act?

400
According to many historians, this group of Americans were largely left out of the benefits of the New Deal.

Who are African Americans?/ Women?/ Latino Americans?

400

Many Americans received only one meal a day from these charitable places that gave out free food. 

What are soup kitchens?

500

The investment in the stock market by these institutions is the main cause of the depression, not the stock market crash itself. 

What are American banks?

500

This attempt of Herbert Hoover to solve the Depression involves giving money to the wealthy in hopes of stimulating business activity and employment. 

What is "Trickle Down" economics?

500

This New Deal program was formed to protect banks from Americans who could not pay back their mortgage loans. 

What is the Federal Housing Authority?

500

Despite opposition to the New Deal from both political parties, Franklin Roosevelt issued a new wave of New Deal programs in 1935 for this reason.

What is the Democrats won most of the election races in the midterm elections of 1934?

500

This process of banks taking back property from people who could not pay their mortgage was a major cause of homelessness in America during the Depression. 

What is foreclosure?