2. Causes of
Great Depression

3. Alphabet
Agencies

4. Hoover

5. New Deal
Critics

6. Important
People

7. Hodge
Podge

8. Causes of
Great Depression
Alphabet
Agencies
Hoover
New Deal
Critics
Important
People
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9. 1% of the population
controlled 40% of the
nation’s wealth

10. Uneven
distribution
of wealth

11. quickly; high risk/high reward
Investing in a stock
solely based on idea
it will raise in value
quickly; high risk/high reward

12. Stock
Speculation

13. Created by
Installment buying;
“enjoy now, pay later”

14. Overextension
of credit

15. Investors would purchase a stock for only a fraction of
its price and borrow the rest

16. Buying on Margin

17. The combination of
unpaid loans and many
bank runs led to these

18. Bank
Failures

19. Regulates the
stock market

20. Securities &
Exchange
Commission
(SEC)

21. Protected bank
accounts of citizens
for up to $5,000

22. Federal
Deposit
Insurance
Corp.
(FDIC)

23. construction to the arts
Employed 9
million workers from
construction to the arts

24. Works
Progress
Administration
(WPA)

25. Dams & flood controls
built across 7 states to
provide cheap hydro
powered electricity

26. Tennessee Valley
Authority
(TVA)

27. prevention of soil erosion
Protected the price
of crops; provided
farm subsidies and the
prevention of soil erosion

28. Agricultural
Adjustment
Act (AAA)

29. His campaign
strategy in 1932

30. “Prosperity is right around the corner “FDR will make things worse”
“stay the course”
“Prosperity is right around the corner
“FDR will make things worse”

31. Name for collection of
man made shacks
or shantytowns
during the Depression

32. Hooverville

33. This created the
highest import
tax in history

34. Hawley-Smoot
Tariff

35. and gave aid to railroad companies and insurance companies;
This was set up in 1932
and gave aid to railroad
companies and insurance companies;
Provided “indirect aid” to people

36. Reconstruction
Finance Corp.

37. His
“theme”
song

38. “Brother, can
you spare a dime”

39. leaders who manipulate people with half-truths,
Another name for
leaders who manipulate
people with half-truths,
deceptive promises,
and scare tactics

40. Demagogues

41. nations entire economic system needed reform;
Critic who believed
nations entire economic
system needed reform;
ran for Gov. of California
in 1934 under platform of
“End Poverty in California”

42. Upton
Sinclair

43. Name 2 criticisms
of the New Deal

44. Gave government too much power Borrowed too much money
Didn’t do enough for women,
minorities and the elderly

45. Louisiana who developed the “Share Our Wealth” program
Senator from
Louisiana who developed
the “Share Our Wealth” program

46. Huey Long

47. believed in nationalization of banks, praised Adolf Hitler,
This “radio priest”
believed in nationalization of banks,
praised Adolf Hitler,
and was eventually ordered to stop
broadcasting by Roman Catholic officials

48. Charles
Coughlin

49. One of FDR’s most important colleagues; reported to FDR
on conditions in the country
and effects of his programs

50. Eleanor
Roosevet

51. First female
to ever hold a
Cabinet position

52. Frances
Perkins

53. position of any African-American
Held the highest
position of any African-American
woman in the New Deal

54. Mary
McLeod
Bethune

55. Indian Affairs; used New Deal fund and Native workers
FDR’s commissioner of
Indian Affairs; used New
Deal fund and Native workers
to build schools, hospitals and irrigation
systems

56. John Collier

57. Daily
Double!!

58. Congress of Industrial Organizations; aimed to
First president of
Congress of Industrial
Organizations; aimed to
challenge conditions in industry

59. John L. Lewis

60. A strike in which laborers stop working but refuse
to leave the building

61. Sit-down
Strike

62. Paying out more money from the annual federal budget than
the government receives in revenue

63. Deficit-spending

64. Army from Washington D.C.
General sent
in to remove Bonus
Army from Washington D.C.

65. General
MacArthur

66. Name of
Dorothea Lang’s
most famous photo

67. Migrant
Mother

68. Act that gave
workers the right
to join unions
and collectively
bargain

69. National Labor
Relations Act Or
Wagner Act

70. Double
Jeopardy!!

72. Dust
Bowl

73. Presidential
Elections

74. FDR

75. Effects of
New Deal

76. Effects of
Great Depression

77. Hodge
Podge

78. Dust
Bowl
Presidential
Elections
FDR
Effects
Of New
Deal
Effects of
Great Depression
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Podge
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79. Farmers believed
that the storms that
led to The Dust
Bowl were caused by

80. Severe
drought

81. The most
severe storms
of the dry years.

82. Black
Blizzards

83. Kansas migrated to this state.
Families from
Oklahoma, Texas
Kansas migrated to this state.

84. California

85. farmers who were forced to move from Oklahoma and Kansas
Slang term used
to described migrant
farmers who were forced
to move from Oklahoma and Kansas

86. “Okies”

87. written about a migrant family during the Dust Bowl Era
John Steinbeck novel
written about a migrant
family during the Dust Bowl Era

88. The Grapes Of
Wrath

89. Republican candidate
Election of 1928

90. Herbert Hoover

91. Democratic
Candidate 1932;
eventual winner.

92. FDR

93. Theme song
FDR

94. “Happy Days
Are Here Again”

95. Republican candidate
1936

96. Alf
Landon

97. 3 items on FDR
political platform
in 1932

98. Sweeping social/economic
End prohibition
Balanced budget
Sweeping social/economic
reform

99. From inauguration speech
Most famous line
From inauguration speech

100. “The only thing we
have to fear is fear
Itself”

101. Dates for his
“Hundred Days”

102. March 9th-
June 16th

103. The number of additional justices FDR wanted to add
to Supreme Court as part of
“court-packing”

104. 6

105. He used these
radio addresses
to communicate with
American citizens

106. Fireside
Chats

107. pass this act authorizing the government to inspect the financial
He pushed Congress to
pass this act authorizing the
government to inspect the financial
health of all the banks

108. Emergency
Banking
Act

109. old-age pensions, unemployment insurance, and aid for dependent, blind
This act created
old-age pensions, unemployment
insurance, and aid for dependent, blind
or handicapped children.

110. Social
Security

111. sit-down strike involved this union in Flint, Michigan
The most famous
sit-down strike involved
this union in Flint, Michigan

112. United
Auto Workers

113. achievement of the New Deal
Perhaps the greatest
achievement of the New Deal

114. Restoring a
sense of hope

115. continues to monitor the workings of the Stock Markets
This New Deal agency
continues to monitor the
workings of the Stock Markets

116. Securities &
Exchange
Commission
(SEC)

117. Number of
major new laws
passed during first
100 days of the New Deal

118. 15

119. of unemployment during
The highest rate
of unemployment during
Great Depression

120. 25%

121. two women while riding the rails; their story influenced
These 9 individuals
were accused of raping
two women while riding the rails;
their story influenced
“To Kill a Mockingbird”

122. Scottsboro
Boys

123. During the Depression
working women were
accused of this.

124. Taking
jobs away
from men

125. The two long-term effects that children suffered the most
from as a result of
The Great Depression.

126. Inadequate medical care
Poor Diet;
Inadequate medical care

127. Daily
Double!!

128. The GNP fell from
$103 billion (1929) to
this amount in 1933

129. $56
Billion

130. Movies provided
this for people of the
Great Depression

131. An escape from their
problems

132. The 3 R’s

133. Relief
Recovery
Reform

134. The date of
“Black Tuesday”

135. October 29th
1929

136. of the Empire State Building
Developer
of the Empire State Building

137. John
Raskob

138. money in circulation is
The amount of
money in circulation is
regulated by this

139. Federal
Reserve
System

140. Write the Final Topic Here
Spanish
American
War
Write the Final Topic Here

141. List & briefly explain
Three causes for
American involvement