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The Great Depression
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Great Depression Unit Study Quiz
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This is a market where stocks are bought and sold
AT&T
Brain Trust
Stock Exchange
Wegmans
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The following is an effect of the great depression.
Businesses Failed
People were homeless and hungry
All of the Above
Unemployment rates rose
3
A group of experts appointed to advise a government or politician
Brain Trust
Senators
Congress
Deficit Spending
4
This president promised the American people a New Deal, with relief, recovery and reform.
Teddy Roosevelt
Franklin Roosevelt
Henry Ford
Herbert Hoover
5
Government spending of money raised by borrowing rather than from taxation.
Deficit Spending
Margin
Mastercard
Visa
6
A main goal of the New Deal was...
Reform
All of the Above
Recovery
Relief
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Which was a cause of The Great Depression?
All of the Above
The Stock Market Crash
Overproduction of Goods
Buying on Margin
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to produce more of a product than is wanted or needed
overproduce
manufacture
recession
margin
9
A long and severe recession in an economy or market.
Recession
Bankrupt
Depression
Broke
10
A period of temporary economic decline during which trade and industrial activity are reduced.
Recession
deficit spending
Depression
Layoff
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A tax or duty to be paid on an imported or exported product.
Margin
Income Tax
Tariff
Dues
12
This New Deal program provided people with insurance for the money they put in banks.
NRA
CCC
AAA
FDIC
13
To pay for only a percentage of the stock when you buy it.
Tariff
Margin
Loan
Sale
14
Tent cities where homeless people lived who lost everything during the Great Depression.
Hoovervilles
Stock Exchange
KAC Campground
The Salvation Army
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A huge public works program, including granting loans and reducing unemployment.
New Deal
Tariff
FDIC
AAA
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The work of building such things as roads, schools and parks, carried out by the government.
Public Works
Construction
Overproduce
Demolition