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USH Great Depression

Great Depression & New Deal

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Republican candidate who won the election of 1928; he would be president during beginning of Depression HERBERT HOOVER
reason why Republicans won election; 1920s was a time of economic boom and optimism PROSPERITY
Democratic candidate for 1928 Presidential election; first Roman Catholic to be nominated for President ALFRED E. SMITH
system for buying and selling of stocks (also known as Wall Street) STOCK MARKET
a period of rising stock prices BULL MARKET
buying stock on credit BUYING ON MARGIN
stockbrokers demand investors repay the loans used to purchase stock; usually occurs when stock prices begin to fall MARGIN CALL
date when stock market crashed; more than 16 million shares were sold; happens when people lose confidence BLACK TUESDAY
depositors fear they will lose their money deposited in the bank and attempt to withdraw it RUN ON BANK
WHAT IS THE EFFECT OF A RUN ON A BANK? CAUSES BANK TO FAIL or COLLAPSE (CLOSE/GO OUT OF BUSINESS); depositors lose their money
WHAT WERE THE CAUSES OF THE GREAT DEPRESSION? overproduction, underconsumption of agricultural products; easy credit;uneven distribution of wealth
this raised prices on foreign imports; led European countries to put tariffs on American imports HAWLEY SMOOT TARIFF
WHAT MISTAKE DID THE FEDERAL RESERVE MAKE THAT WORSENED THE DEPRESSION? LOWERED THE INTEREST RATE
WHAT WERE SOME OF THE EFFECTS OF THE GREAT DEPRESSION? BANKS & BUSINESSES FAILED; UNEMPLOYMENT REACHED 25%; PERSONAL INCOME SHRANK
MAKESHIFT SHANTYTOWNS OF HOMELESS PEOPLE DURING THE GREAT DEPRESSION HOOVERVILLES
HOMELESS AMERICANS WHO WANDERED LOOKING FOR WORK; OFTEN "RODE THE RAILS" HITCHING RIDES ON RR CARS HOBOS
REGION OF US THAT WAS RESULT OF OVERCULTIVATION AND DROUGHT; HAPPENED IN THE MIDST OF DEPRESSION DUST BOWL
WHAT WERE THE CAUSES OF THE DUST BOWL? OVERCULTIVATION, DROUGHT, DUST STORMS
WHAT WERE THE EFFECTS OF THE DUST BOWL? FARMERS LOST EVERYTHING; MANY MIGRATED TO THE WEST (CALIFORNIA) IN SEARCH OF WORK AND A BETTER LIFE
DUST BOWL REFUGEES OKIES
STEINBECK'S STORY OF THE JOAD'S MIGRATION DURING THE DUST BOWL GRAPES OF WRATH
GOVERNMENT FINANCED BUILDING PROJECTS (BRIDGES, ROADWAYS, PARKS) PUBLIC WORKS
GOVERNMENT SPENDS MORE THAN IT COLLECTS; USED TO STIMULATE ECONOMY DEFICIT SPENDING
GOVERNMENT MONEY THAT WENT DIRECTLY TO VERY POOR FAMILIES RELIEF
WWI VETERANS WHO MARCHED ON WASHINGTON SEEKING THE $1000 BONUS CONGRESS HAD PROMISED THEM BONUS ARMY
GAVE PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT BROAD POWERS, INCLUDING POWER TO DECLARE 4 DAY BANK "HOLIDAY"; USED TO STOP RUNS ON BANKS EMERGENCY BANKING BILL
ROOSEVELT FIRST DAYS IN OFFICE; BEGINS FIRST "NEW DEAL" (MARCH 9-JUNE 16, 1933) THE HUNDRED DAYS
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT'S FIRST THREE GOALS FOR RELIEVING EFFECTS OF GREAT DEPRESSION RELIEF, RECOVERY, REFORM
ROOSEVELT'S INFORMAL RADIO SPEECHES, USED TO CALM THE AMERICAN PUBLIC FIRESIDE CHAT
ESTABLISHED BY CONGRESS TO REGULATE THE STOCK MARKET AND PREVENT FRAUD SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION
SEPARATED COMMERCIAL BANKING FROM INVESTMENT BANKING; DEPOSITS COULD NO LONGER BE USED FOR STOCK SPECULATION; ALSO CREATED FDIC (INSURES DEPOSITS) GLASS-STEAGALL ACT
CREATED BY FDR TO PROVIDE JOBS IN THE NATIONAL FORESTRY SERVICE CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CORP (CCC)
GOVERNMENT AGENCY RESPONSIBLE FOR PUBLIC WORKS PROGRAMS IN TENNESSEE VALLEY (BUILT DAMS, REPLANTED FORESTS, ETC) TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY (TVA)
CONGRESSIONAL ACT THAT GAVE FEDERAL MONEY TO STATE AND LOCAL AGENCIES TO FUND RELIEF PROGRAMS FEDERAL EMERGENCY RELIEF ADMINISTRATION (FERA)
FEDERAL AGENCY THAT BUILT BRIDGES, DAMS, POWER PLANTS, GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS PUBLIC WORKS ADMINISTRATION (PWA)
GOVERNMENT AGENCY THAT DIRECTLY HIRED WORKERS AND PUT THEM ON GOVERNMENT PAYROLL - WAS SHUT DOWN CIVIL WORKS ADMINISTRATION (CWA)
MOST IMPORTANT ASPECT OF ROOSEVELT'S NEW DEAL CONFIDENCE OF AMERICAN PEOPLE
GOVERNMENT SPENDS MORE THAN IT COLLECTS IN TAXES; CAUSE OF GOVERNMENT DEBT DEFICIT SPENDING
SPENDING = INCOME BALANCED BUDGET
ROOSEVELT'S PLAN TO PROVIDE FOR THE ELDERLY, POOR, UNEMPLOYED, FARMERS AND TO PROTECT WORKERS' RIGHTS SECOND NEW DEAL
GOVERNMENT AGENCY THAT HIRED WORKERS TO BUILD HIGHWAYS, DREDGE RIVERS, PROMOTE SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION; ALSO PROVIDED JOBS FOR ARTISTS, MUSICIANS, WRITERS WORKS PROGRESS ADMINISTRATION (WPA)
CONGRESSIONAL ACT THAT RECOGNIZED THE RIGHT OF EMPLOYEES TO JOIN LABOR UNIONS AND CREATED THE NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD (NLRB) WAGNER ACT
CONGRESSIONAL ACT THAT PROVIDED RETIREMENT BENEFITS, UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE, ACCIDENT INSURANCE - WORKERS PAID PREMIUMS FOR THIS SOCIAL SECURITY ACT (SSA)
GOVERNMENT THAT PROVIDES FOR WELFARE OF CHILDREN, ELDERLY, SICK, DISABLED, POOR, UNEMPLOYED WELFARE STATE
ENVIRONMENTAL REFORMS RESTORING FORESTS, PRESERVING ENVIRONMENT, SOIL CONSERVATION, NATIONAL PARKS
AUTHOR OF THE GRAPES OF WRATH STEINBECK
REASON PEOPLE OF THE GREAT DEPRESSION WENT TO THE MOVIES; SOUGHT RELIEF FROM WORRIES ESCAPISM
ONE OF THE FAVORITE MOVIES OF GREAT DEPRESSION; FARM GIRL SINGS OF BETTER TIMES WIZARD OF OZ
DIRECTOR OF FILMS, SUCH AS MR SMITH GOES TO WASHINGTON; EVERYDAY PEOPLE STRUGGLING WITH HARDSHIPS FRANK CAPRA
MERCURY THEATER BROADCAST THAT WAS PERCEIVED AS REAL; PEOPLE THOUGHT MARTIANS WERE INVADING WAR OF THE WORLDS
MOVIES OF THE GREAT DEPRESSION SNOW WHITE, GONE WITH THE WIND
BIG BAND MUSIC OF THE GREAT DEPRESSION, PLAYED BY TOMMY DORSEY AND GLENN MILLER SWING
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