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The Roaring 20's The Stock Market Crash The Great Depression The New Deal
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What is a "bear market"
When people hold off from selling their stock
A steep incline in the stock market
A steep decline in the stock market
When many people at once buy shares
2
The day the stock market crashed was known as what?
Black Wednesday
Black Tuesday
Black Friday
Black Monday
3
He is credited with starting the New Deal and helping the US recover from the Great Depression
Herbert Hoover
Theodore Roosevelt
Calvin Coolidge
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
4
The series of government programs that helped the country survive the Great Depression
The Stock Market Recovery Program
The US Economic Deal
The New Order
The New Deal
5
This was a program that helped start projects and create jobs and helped plant 3 billion trees
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Tennessee Valley Authority
Civilian Conservation Corp.
Home Owners Loan Corporation
6
This image is an example of the what?
The Dust Bowl
The Great Depression
The Great Storm of 1929
An Arizona Haboob
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One of these New Deal Programs did
NOT
help create jobs.
Tennessee Valley Authority
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Civilian Conservation Corp
Public Works Administration
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The year the stock market crashed
1929
1930
1932
1920
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BONUS- What is buying on margin?
Selling a stock to get credit for it
Borrowing money to pay the full price for a stock
Paying a small amount for a stock and borrowing the rest.
Paying the difference in a stocks price
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This was a New Deal Program that helped the government insure deposits made at banks.
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
The American Deposit Recovery Act
The Loan Deposit Insurance Program
Federal Government Deposit Corporation
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One of these is
NOT
an example of the Roaring 20's
The Harlem Renaissance
A Bull Market
Tennessee Valley Authority
Flappers
