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1930s Review

Overview, Major Events, 1930s Pop Culture

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One cause of the Great Depression was that farmers and businesses were making more products than people wanted to buy. Which word below best describes this idea? Overproduction
Which President was responsible for the New Deal? Franklin D. Roosevelt (FDR)
What effect did the New Deal have on the UNITED STATES? It made the U.S. government more involved in creating jobs for people
Describe the Dust Bowl: the plains region suffered severe dust storms during a drought
The Great Depression led to the New Deal. The CCC was a program that.. put unemployed young men to work on conservation projects
The largest New Deal project in South Carolina that helped to energize/electrify the state was.. The Santee Cooper Electricity Project
How did the boll weevil affect South Carolina’s cotton production? It destroyed nearly half of the state's cotton crop
What other industry was affected by the falling economy in South Carolina? tourism
What were TWO famous movies that came out in the 1930's The Wizard of Oz & Snow White
What was a famous board game during this time period? Monopoly
Who was NOT one of the famous athletes we learned about in the 1930s? Mohammed Ali
What is something they did NOT do for fun in the 1930s? Play Fortnite
What was NOT a cause of the Great Depression? Low Tarrifs
How did the United States eventually get out of the Great Depression? World War II Started
What was NOT one of the impacts of the Great Depression? Many Americans did not end up hungry and homeless
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