The Great Depression and New Deal

Roosevelt communicated with Americans successfully using. . .

The Federal Reserve mistakenly didn't do what prior to the Great Depression?

This author of Of Mice and Men wrote about the Dust Bowl.

This program created the first nationwide child labor laws.

This economist believed that deficit spending was necessary to help the economy.

After the market crashed, people ran here to pull their money out.

This Louisiana congressman believed FDR needed to redistribute wealth in the US.

Spending more than you make is called . . .

This provided a pension for the elderly and disabled.

The first thing FDR did as president was close. . .

These wondering unemployed rode the rails looking for work.

Up to how many justices would FDR be able to add to the Supreme Court under court packing?

This is the practice of borrowing to buy stock.

This provided subsidies to farmers to produce less.

This group is considered the "watchdog of the stock market".

This 1932 Democratic candidate's campaign slogan was "happy days are here again".

This was one state in the Dust Bowl.

This built a multitude of hydroelectric dams over the Tennessee and Cumberland Rivers.

This New Deal program hired photographers like Dorthea Lange.

This contributed to loss of export sales for the United States.

Conservative Americans shied away from this 1928 candidate partially because he was Catholic.

Because of high pay and benefits, many didn't join these.

A group of shacks.

This group nullified the NRA and AAA.

Of the "Three Rs" which was the most successful?

This New Deal program created unions in industries where there weren't any.

This separated commercial and investment banks.

This provided jobs in the arts.

She was Franklin Roosevelt's "eyes and ears".

What occurred on Black Thursday?

This provided jobs for young men in conservation.

This provides insurance on bank deposits.

This administration brought companies together to create codes of fair competition.

This industry had encouraged Americans to use credit more often.

Whose campaign slogan was "two cars in every garage"?

Unemployment in the mid to late 1920s was around...

This gave $2 billion to banks in 1932.

This regulated the Colorado River and provided electricity to people in the Southwest.

This group marched to Washington in 1932 looking for early payment of WWI bonus.

By the mid 1920s, many Americans were investing in this.