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Hector - US Chp. 8

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These became the mark of the failure of the Hoover administration Hoovervilles
Over 16 million shares were traded on this day that was marked as Black Tuesday October 29th, 1929
Which institution felt the effects of the crash first? Banks - because people rushed to take their money out of the banks?
What was Herbert Hoover's initial response to the Stock Market Crash? He waited for the business cycle or the market to regulate the problem.
This group's unemployment rate was double the national average. African-Americans
Farmers did this in response to falling prices that contributed to the Dust Bowl. Expanded planting and harvesting more crops - tearing into more land.
The Dust Bowl conditions led many farmers to do what? Leave for urban areas to look for work
This became the term used to describe all Americans that fled the Dust Bowl for the cities. Okies
This economist claimed the Stock Market Crassh was due to lack of governmental oversight. John Maynard Keynes
What was the intended purpose of the Hawley-Smoot Tariff Act To push Americans to purchase more American goods.
What was the result of the Hawley-Smoot tariff act? It failed because Europeans put tariffs on American-made goods.
Many southwestern citizens wanted the government to force Mexicans into this. Repatriation
Uneven distribution of wealth contributed to the stock market crash because The wealthy could not consume enough to keep economy going at such a high level
The ability to easily acquire credit in the 20's caused problems because.... It signaled the economy that there was healthy consumption of goods.
The two main factors that contributed to the Dust Bowl were. Overfarming of the land and an extended drought.
President Hoover asked the wealthy to give more to charitable donations relying on... Volunteerism
Volunteerism was unsuccessful because People acted out of self-interest and kept their extra in their homes.
Unemployment - never higher than 3.7% before 1929 was what in 1933? 24.9%
President Hoover eventually gets involved and creates this. Reconstruction Finance Corporation
The RFC planned to help the economy by Give government loans to businesses and banks to stimulate the economy.
What major project was an example of how the RFC was supposed to work? The Hoover Dam
What did banks and businessmen do with the government loans? Replenished their vaults and paid down their debt.
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