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stock prices skyrocketed, bought on margin bull market
produced more than could be bought by the consumers overproduction
WWI veterans were supposed to get a bonus in 1945 but protested to get their money early. Douglas MacArthur forcibly removed remaining veterans by guns and bayonets Bonus Army
FDR granted the banks a "holiday" in order to get the economy and the money under control Bank holiday
talks that FDR would have with the citizens via radio fireside chats
young men could help protect and conserve the nation's natural resources CCC
half was direct relief and the rest was spent based on money spent on federal aide FERA
helped to get immediate relief to the nations farmers. helped establish prices AAA
built hydroelectric power complex and munition plants on the Tennessee river. Brought electricity for the first time to many places, people thought this was too much like socialism TVA
tried to stimulate production and competition in business NRA
money set aside for construction of roads, public buildings, and other projects PWA
too close to communism New Deal
employed jobless artists, musicians, actors, and writers WPA
old-age pension and unemployment insurance Social Security Act
horrible dust storms, massive drought, native grass was destroyed for planting wheat and there was nothing to prevent erosion, AAA paid farmers to only produce what they could sell Dust Bowl
fled to California when they were pushed off their cotton farms Okies
Grapes of Wrath John Steinback
Gone with the Wind Margaret Mitchell
Found National Recovery Administration unconstitutional Schecter v. US
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