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The Great Depression

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What year did the Great Depression start and end? 1929 - 1942
What was the Great Depression? The economic decline during the 1930s that was the worst in the world’s history.
What did the 18th amendment do? Prohibited the transport, consumption, and sale of alcohol Bootlegging .
What did the 21st amendment do? It repealed the 18th amendment.
What were the three causes of the Great Depression? Consumers could not buy goods as fast as industry produced them US gov't put high tariffs on imports the crash of 1929- stock market crashes on Tuesday October 29th, 1929
What were 4 reasons for the crash? stocks were overpriced over-speculation- hoping to get rich quick buying stocks on credit people panicked and kept selling stocks which made them drop even more
What were some conditions of the Great Depression? Banks closed, high unemployment, People lost everything, people had to wait in long lines for food, Hoovervilles, Hoover Blankets, Inflation, and businesses being closed.
What was Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s New Deal? His plan to pull the US out of the Great Depression.
What did people do to relive the Depression? FDR called a special session of Congress called the 100 Days.
How did the FDR close the stock market? They declared a bank holiday.
What are fireside chats? Radio addresses to the public offering hopeful news about economy.
What's FDIC? Federal Depository Insurance Corporation- insures money in banks up to $250,000.
Who urged Congress to pass new laws and programs called the New Deal? The FDR.
What did the new deal do? It increased the size and scope of the gov’t.
What did the new deal create? It created millions of new jobs by paying for public works projects through the following acts and gov’t agencies.
Bear Market A period of slow economic growth when the value of stocks goes down
Bull Market A period of strong economic growth when the value of stocks goes up
Cost of Living the average cost of life's basic necessities, such as food, clothing, and shelter
Depression An economic crisis characterized by falling prices and high unemployment; a severe, long-lasting recession
Foreclosure A bank action to take a house when the owner can't afford the mortgage payments
Interest A monthly amount that a lender charges a borrower, typically calculated as a percentage of the loan
Invest To put money into a company with the expectation of financial gain
Mortgage A loan, typically from a bank, that a person uses to buy a home
Recession A period of slow or no economic growth and rising unemployment
Stock A share of ownership in a company
Stock Market A place where stocks are bought and sold
Unemployment rate The percentage of people in the country who cannot find jobs
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