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When did the Great Depression start and end?

Reform programs did not help to reform financial or government systems.

The Great Depression and New Deal

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Study guide for the US History state test.

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1
Reform programs did not help to reform financial or government systems.
True
False
2
When did the Great Depression start and end?
1924-1934
1903-1920
1918-1923
1930-1940
3
What were the 3 main causes of the Great Depression?
Unstable economy, overspeculation, and government policies
Daylight savings time, League of Nations and Germany
Relief, Recovery, Reform!!
Stock market crash, poverty and WW1
4
Which president started the New Deal programs?
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Theodore Roosevelt
John F. Kennedy
5
What was the dust bowl?
A giant dust devil/dust storm that affected the great plains/other regions.
A bowl with dust in it that your great great great grandma has.
A natural disaster that stretched across the Sahara desert.
6
What got the US out of the Great Depression?
The election of President Woodrow Wilson
WW2
Balanced Economy
The New Deal
7
When was the Dust Bowl?
1930-1936
1930-1938
1910-1916
1953-1962
8
Recovery programs helped to recover the economy.
False
True
9
What regions did the Dust Bowl occur in?
Oklahoma, Texas, Kansas, colorado, New Mexico and Nebraska
Pennsylvania, New York, Ohio, Road Island, Oklahoma and Florida
Oklahoma, Michigan, Tenessee, New Orleans, Maryland and Ohio
Oklahoma, Missouri, Utah, East Dakota, West Ohio and North Florida
10
Relief programs provided relief to citizens in need.
False
True
11
The Dust Bowl was caused by nature.
True
False
12
The Stock Market Crash of 1929 was one of the ________ of the Great Depression.
Effects
Causes
13
What did the Dust Bowl lead many people to do?
Migrate
Farm more
Stay and endure the storms
Invest in more stocks