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Built a series of dams in the Tennessee River valley. A 100

A 200 Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA)

Provided jobs to more than 2 million young Men living in areas of poverty A 200

Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) A 200

Built Bridges, Dams, power plants, and government buildings. A 300

Public Works Administration (PWA) A 300

President at start of Depression A 400

Hoover A 400

Paid farmers to destroy Crops. A 500

Agricultural Adjustment Administration (AAA) A 500

Roosevelt’s plan to relieve the depression. B 100

The New Deal B 100

Insures bank deposits up to $5,000. B 200

Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation B 200

Recognized the rights of Employees to join unions and the right to collective bargaining. B 300

Wagner Act B 300

Put money in consumers hands to stimulate the economy. (Opposite of Trickle Down) B 400

Pump Priming (Spending) B 400

Investors gambling by investing in stocks with hope of quick return. B 500

Speculation B 500

Day that the stock market crashed was known as?? C 100

Black Tuesday C 100

Allowed union members to negotiate hours and wages. C 200

Collective Bargaining C 200

Roosevelt’s Attempt to change the Supreme Court. C 300

Court Packing C 300

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Towns made of shacks filled with people who had been kicked off their land, because they could not afford it. C 400

Hooverville C 400

World War I vets who went to Washington D.C. to get their bonuses. C 500

Bonus Army C 500

Member of the Black Cabinet that would become the first African-American to serve on a Presidential cabinet. D 100

Robert Weaver D 100

First female cabinet member. D 200

Frances Perkins D 200

Louisiana Senator that opposed the New Deal. D 300

Huey Long. D 300

This woman showed her support of minorities when she sat with black delegates at a conference. D 400

Eleanor Roosevelt D 400

In the movie “Cinderella Man” this man was the heavy weight champion of the world. (hint: I’ll go a few rounds with a dancing…) D 500

Max Baer D 500

Roosevelt’s weekly radio address to nation. E 100

“Fireside Chats” E 100

Protest used against General Motors. E 200

“Sit-down Strike” E 200

The THREE goals of the New Deal were… E 300

Relief, Recover, Reform E 300

Roosevelt introduced this to help retirees. E 400

Social Security E 400

Many Conservatives main complaint about the New Deal was that it... E 500

Made the government too powerful. E 500

One way Americans escaped their troubles (especially on hot summer days) F 100

Going to the Movies F 100

Roosevelt was elected to how many terms? F 200

Roosevelt was elected to “4” terms. 1932, 1936, 1940, 1944 F 200

The United States Gold Bullion Depository built during the Depression. F 300

Fort Knox F 300

Built to create hydro-electric power near Las Vegas. F 400

Hoover Dam F 400

What was the very first thing Roosevelt did when he was inaugurated? F 500

Declared a four day bank holiday. F 500

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