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Economic transition 1
Economic transition 2
Great Depression
Federal response
Mystery (hard)
200

The economy BEFORE the US transitioned

What is agricultural or agrarian 

200
These protected factories at home from competition abroad

What are protective tariffs?

200

Sudden dramatic decline of stock prices, severe economic downturn, fueled by speculation and margin buying

What is the stock market crash?

200

An act that prevents banks from investing deposits in stocks ..

A)Emergency banking act......B)Glass Steagall Act......C) Securities and Exchange Commission.......D)Fair Labor Standards Act

What is the Glass-Steagall Act?

200
Includes the 3 R's: Relief (for the unemployed and poor), recovery (of the economy), reform (for the financial system)
What is the New Deal?
250

The economy AFTER the transition

What is urban or industrial?

250
Tariffs in response to protective tariffs

What are retaliatory tariffs?

250

Large number of depositors in a bank simultaneously withdraw their money due to the fear of  a bank's instability, potentially leading to its collapse.

What are bank runs?

250
Aimed to stabilize the banking system and restore public confidence, granting the president broader regularity authority

....

A)Emergency banking act......B)Glass Steagall Act......C) Securities and Exchange Commission.......D)Fair Labor Standards Act

What is the emergency banking act?

250

Creates national pension system, unemployment compensation 

What is the Social Security Act?

300

The industrial economy was led by these.

What are large companies?

300
Increasingly used to purchase goods .... hint: starts with a "c" 

What is credit?

300

The president who was ultimately blamed

Who was President Hoover?

300

Regulates wall street

A)Emergency banking act......B)Glass Steagall Act......C) Securities and Exchange Commission.......D)Fair Labor Standards Act

What is Securities and Exchange Commissions?

300

Economic and political philosophy encompassing diverse economic and social systems characterized by social ownership of the means of production as opposed to private - basically, industries are owned by workers not private businesses

What is socialism?

400

Caused by over-farming and drought conditions

What is the Dust Bowl?

400
Membership in these began to decline in the 1920s

What are labor unions?

400

Black Tuesday

What is October 29, 1929?
400

Law that sets minimum wage, overtime page, child labor standards

A)Emergency banking act......B)Glass Steagall Act......C) Securities and Exchange Commission.......D)Fair Labor Standards Act

What is Fair Labor Standards Act?

400

What are the reasons there were allegations of socialism? Name 1 for points

Pro-union policies, increased regulations, deficit spending 

500

The unequal distribution of assets - the richest 10% own a disproportionate share of wealth compared to the rest of the population.

What is the wealth gap?

500

Where white people started moving (from the Great Plains)

What is California?
500

Attempt to stabilize crop prices ... hint: 3 words

What is the Federal Farm Board?

500

President who implemented these acts

Roosevelt

500

True or false: The economy quickly expanded due to tech innovations creates a class of mega rich captains of industry

True!