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The Great Depression

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programs designed by FDR to get the country out of the depression. (Relief, Recovery, Reform) The New Deal
radio speeches given by FDR to reassure Americans and increase public confidence fireside chats
provided jobs for young men to plant trees, build bridges and parks, etc. Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC)
set up a system of pensions for the elderly, unemployed, and people with disabilities. It is still in place today. Social Security Act (SSA)
Built dams to provide electricity to rural areas in seven Southern states Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA)
Wanted to raise farm prices and control production, so it sometimes paid farmers to destroy their crops. Agricultural Adjustment Act (AAA)
Built ports, schools, roads, and government buildings Public Works Administration (PWA)
insured savings accounts in banks that were government approved Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC)
borrowing money to buy stock buying on margin
nickname for the Great Plains (in the Midwest) during the Dust Storms. Caused by overfarming and drought. Dust Bowl
Nickname for shantytowns on the edge of cities during the Great Depression Hoovervilles
the stock market crashed and helped trigger the Great Depression "Black Tuesday"
closed banks for 4 days to come up with a plan to reopen banks and restore public confidence. bank holiday
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