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Great depression review for US History
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1
Who was Herbert Hoover?
A and B.
The 31st president.
President during WWI.
President during WWII.
2
The new deal consisted of which 3 titles?
Relief, recovery, reform
Relief, redemption, reform
Recovery, relief, change
Relief, poverty, reform
3
A way for the government to take care of it's elderly, disabled and hard-working families
WPA
TVA
SSA
AAA
4
FDR believed that the government should
Leave the poor to poverty with a lower quality of life.
Give people money to pay for their homes and food.
Should provide jobs and help those who are willing to work.
Not help the people.
5
"We have nothing to fear, but fear itself."
Eleanor Roosevelt
Uncle Sam
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
6
The name for the shanty towns that the poor had to live in were called
Eisenhowerville
Rooseveltville
Hooverville
Trumanville
7
What was the unemployment rate during the Great Depression?
52%
25%
75%
30%
8
What does the WPA (Work Progress Administration) cover?
A relief program that built public construction project.
A recovery program that supports people that are in poverty.
A reform program that gave people money if they worked.
A big group of people.
9
Where did the Dust Bowl hit?
The North
Midwest
A and C
The Great Plains
10
What was the Stock Market Crash of 1929?
Plunge in stock market prices
When people stock up for the winter.
Date of worst stock market crash in history
A and B
11
What does the FDIC (Federal Deposit Corporation) Cover?
All of the above.
Americans deposited billions of dollars into the banks.
The Americans quickly rushed to withdraw for a fee.
To insure bank customers against the loss of up to $5,000.
12
What caused Black Tuesday?
Panick
People sold what was left to get some $.
Stock market prices plunge
All of the above