dust bowl Word Scramble

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Question	Answer
which statement best explains how the dust bowl contributed to the Great Depression.	The destruction of crops on the Great Plains resulted in an increase in farms lost to bank foreclosure.
which statement best explains the purpose of New Deal programs such as the works progress administration during the 1930s.	the programs were established to provide jobs to people to stimulate economic recovery.
which of the following best describes the subject of the photograph?	numerous shantytowns were a result of the ,mass loss of jobs, they were named "Hoovervilles" because many blamed hoover for the depression.
which statement best summarizes the main idea of the radio address?	the president believes in "rugged individualism" which is based on the idea of self-realiance and self-determination
which of the following best explains the cause and effect of the event described above?	it was caused by drought and poor farming techniques and a large number of people migrated to the west to find jobs.
which statement is best supported by the political cartoon?	roosevelt expanded the authority of the presidency beyond the limits of his constitutional powers.
which of the following statements best explains how the guiding pincples of the New Deal polices affirmed president roosevelts pledge?	he helped unemployed citizens by funding many public work projects, he created government institutions in order to prevent future economic depression
which of these best explains the different philophies of president hoover and presedient roosevelt.	Roosevelt wanted to expand the federal government's role in the economy and offer direct relief to citizens, president hoover opposed any form of federal welfare.
which of the following most directly contributed to the conditions leading to the action shown	over speculation in the booming stock market by american financial institutions during the 1920s.

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