Causes and Effects
New Deal Programs
Dust Bowl
General Facts
100

True or False: Banks were providing loans that consumers were unable to repay. 

True

100
This president helped create the New Deal programs. 

Franklin Roosevelt

100
Dust storms in the midwest were called this nickname

Black Blizzards

100
October 29, 1929 is known by this name

Black Tuesday

200
Americans were buying stocks and other goods using this, causing them to purchase things that they could not afford. 

Credit and/or Loans

200
This program gave senior citizens financial assistance and is still used today
Social Security
200

One cause of the Dust Bowl was this kind of natural disaster caused by lack of water

Drought

200
This event is considered to have help the United States end the Great Depression

World War 2

300
This was the nickname for the day when the stock market crashed. 

Black Tuesday

300

This program helped get Americans back to work by building roads, buildings, and other projects. 

Work Progress Administration

300
This region of the United States was affected the most by the Dust Bowl

Midwest or Great Plains

300
This act is when a bank is forced to take someone's home or property because they failed to pay back a loan

Foreclosure

400
This was Americans were unemployed at the height of the Great Depression in 1933

1/4 or 25%

400

This program put younger Americans back to work building local parks and other environmental improvements.

Civilian Conservation Corps

400

People who lived in the areas of the Dust Bowl moved to this part of the United States

The West

400

True or False: American's growing personal debt in the 1920s help set the stage for the Great Depression

True

500
In an effort to balance the budget and combat the effects of the Great Depression, President Herbert Hoover used this method to raise funds

Taxes

500

This program helped bring electricity to rural areas of the South by building hydroelectric dams.

The Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA)

500
This piece of equipment allowed farmers to expand their farms by allowing them to farm more land in less time contributing to the severity of the Dust Bowl

Tractors or gasoline-powered equipment

500

This is type of spending is like a loan but is used in daily life and allows you to purchase things that you may not be able to afford outright

credit