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Chapter 22 vocab

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New Deal name given to programs enacted by Congress in 1930s to bring economic recovery
Barter to trade by exchange of commodities rather than by the use of money.
subsidy a grant or contribution of money.
Labor Union an organization of workers formed to improve their wages, benefits, and working conditions by bargaining with management
Relief money and goods,loans and jobs,given to people in specific need
Strike A work stoppage in protest over some grievance
Cooperative an organization owned by and operated for the benefit of those using it services
Recession an economic slowdown;
Minimum Wage the least amount an employer can pay an employee for a certain number of hours worked
Social Security Act provided insurance for the elderly, unemployed, and disabled
Rural electrification Provided low-interest loans to organizations that would build power lines to benefit farms.
Civilian conservation corps Employed young men in jobs that conserved America’ natural resources. F. Eugene Talmadge
E.D. Rivers Georgia governor who supported the New Deal.
Eugene Talmadge Powerful Georgia leader who was pro-farmer, anti- New Deal, and opposed to civil rights for blacks
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