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New Deal

American History the Great Depression and the New Deal

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This Presidential candidate used the slogan "two cars in every garage" to win in 1928? Herbert Hoover
What dramatic event happened in October of 1929? Stock Market Crash
Which of the following was NOT a cause of the Depression? A. Overproduction of goods and services. B. High tariffs that blocked international trade. C. A decline in the status of agriculture. D. Strict banking regulations that restricted lending. D. Strict Banking Regulations
Which group of people marched on Washington to demand money from the gov't in 1932? The Bonus Army
Which Amendment is called the "lame duck" amendment because it reduced the amount of time a lame duck would serve after the General Election? The 20th
An incumbent who loses their run for re-election is called a __________. Lame Duck
What was the name of the policies that Roosevelt campaigned on? The New Deal
Which agency was created to restore consumer confidence in the Banking Industry by insuring depositors against loss in case of Bank failure? The FDIC (Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation)
What gov't agency was created to avoid future problems in the Stock Market? The SEC (Securities Exchange Commission)
These Roosevelt programs helped to provide jobs by improving public infrastructure. The WPA (Works Project Administration)
Which jobs program helped to create many national parks and conservation projects. The CCC (Civilian Conservation Corps)
Which Roosevelt program was designed to provide jobs and electricity? The TVA (Tennessee Valley Authority)
Which gov't program tried to solve the problem of agricultural surpluses? The AAA (Agricultural Adjustment Administration)
Which program was designed to coordinate the business and labor sectors of the economy? The NRA (National Recovery Administration)
What book of the era was written about the Dust Bowl? The Grapes of Wrath
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