A share in a corporation (business)
Stock
The period of time between 1929 and 1941 that was the worst period of economic decline in the U.S.
The Great Depression
This is also called the FED, a system of federal banks that enables the federal government to control the U.S. money supply
Federal Reserve
A tax on imported goods (goods coming from another country to be sold in the U.S. )
Tariff
The event on Tuesday, October 29, 1929 in which stock prices fell to very low levels
A group of shacks in which homeless people lived during the Great Depression, named for President Herbert Hoover
Hooverville
Buying and selling stocks in the stock market to make a profit instead of as an investment
FDR's plan to make programs that would end the Great Depression
New Deal
Migrant workers from the Great Plains who lost their farms and livelihoods during the Great Depression
Okies
Pension
New Deal programs like the Agricultural Adjustment Act that provided government money to help farmers
Farm Assistance Programs
Social Security
A difference that is not fair (too small or large in relation to something)
Disproportionate
New Deal programs like the Tennessee Valley Authority and the Civilian Conservation Corps that created jobs for Americans in environmental improvement projects
Environmental Improvement Programs
Government corporation created after the Great Depression to insure money Americans put into banks up to $250,000
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC)