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How did critic Francis Townsend want to approach solving the Depression?
He promised every American family $5000 a year.
He wanted to decrease federal spending
He wanted to give citizens over 65 pensions of $200 a month
He proposed government ownership of banks and utilities
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Name given to a series of programs and laws that were created to end the Great Depression
The National Depression Deal
The Square Deal
The FDR Deal
The New Deal
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The__ built 21 government-owned dams controlling floods and producing electricity
Securities and Exchange Commission
Tennessee Valley Authority
National Labor Relations Act
Social Security Act
4
Who was Father Coughlin?
A "radio priest" who opposed the New Deal for not doing enough
A priest who supported Hoover
A priest who supported the New Deal
A priest who supported the KKK
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Supreme Court Case that overturned the National Industrial Recovery Administration
NIRA v. U.S.
Schechter Poultry v. U.S.
Schenk v. U.S.
Plessy v. Ferguson
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Law that paid farmers to grow less produce or livestock in oder to raise prices
Agricultural Adjustment Act
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Livestock & Crop Act
National Agricultural Act
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Method used by F.D.R. to communicate with Americans during the Depression
Telephone
Telegraph
Fireside Chats
Snap Chats
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Was Herbert Hoover the president of the US in the beginning of the Great Depression?
False
True
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To prevent fraud and build confidence in the stock market
National Recovery Admin.
Agricultural Adjustment Act
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Securities and Exchange Commission
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Created an old-age pention and unemployment insurance
FDIC
SEC
Social Security Act
TVA
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The use of paper money that could no longer be traded or exchanged for gold
Monopoly Money
Fiat Money
Ford Money
Honda Money
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Second President of the Great Depression, know for the New Deal Programs
Theodore Roosevelt
Warren G. Harding
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Herbert Hoover
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Federal law that limits how long a President can serve in office, 2 terms of 4 yrs each
23rd
21st
24th
22nd
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Areas where homeless people lived on public lands during the Great Depression
Settlement Houses
Hoovervilles
Shantyvilles
Homelessvilles
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Writer who describe the problems of Okies during the Dust Bowl
Dorothea Lange
Elanor Roosevelt
Earnest Hemingway
John Steinbeck
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Which policy did Huey Long support in opposition to the New Deal?
taxing corporations and the wealthy to redistribute income
privatizing all industries
providing a monthly stipend to all seniors in high school
designing public-works projects to create new jobs
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New Deal admin. that brought industry, labor, and govt together to create code codes of "fair practices" and set price
Tennessee Valley Authority
National Recovery Administration
Social Security Administartion
Civilian Conservation Corps
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Person who documented the Dust Bowl and Great Depression through photography
Dorothea Lange
Eleanor Roosevelt
Margaret Bourke White
John Steinbeck
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System of banks that control the amount of money and credit available
National Bank Administration
Civilian Conservation Corps
Federal Reserve
Bank Packing Plan
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Law that repatriated Mexican immigrants in order to reduce competition for American jobs during the Depression
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
New Deal
Social Security Act
Mexican Repatratiation Act
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Wrote the book, "It's Up To The Women" to explain how women were helping during the Depression
Harriet B. Stowe
Eleanor Roosevelt
Francis Perkins
Dorothea Lange
22
What did President Roosevelt call group of advisers that helped him before he was inaugurated?
FDR's Pals
Intelligent Mafia
Brain Trust
The Scholars at the Holler
23
Attempt by FDR to change the balance of the Supreme Court by adding judges
Roosevelt Court Plan
New Deal Plan
Supreme Court Plan
Court Packing Plan
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What is inflation?
Prices go DOWN, value of Money goes DOWN
Prices go UP, value of Money goes UP
Prices go UP, value of Money goes DOWN
Prices go DOWN, value of Money goes UP
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President who refused to create a welfare system, because people would not return to work
Calvin Coolidge
Herbert Hoover
Franklin Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
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22nd Amendment
direct election of senators
Two terms for president
Presidential Succession
women suffrage
27
New Deal program created to protect the money in banks in order to restore confidence in banks
CCC
SEC
FDIC
FAFSA
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The worst economic disaster in the history of the Unites States from 1929- 1940
Dust Bowl
Great Depression
Depression Bowl
Great Recession
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stimulate or support the growth or success of something by supplying it with money.
prime the pump
Dust Bowl
20th Amendment
Bank Holiday
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Natural disaster caused by severe drought and loss of top-soil in the Great Plains region
Dust Box
Dust Bowl
Dust Plate
Dust Plains
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The system by which all U.S. dollars can be exchanged for gold
Gold Standard
Bi-Metallic Standard
Fiat Money Exchange
Gold Exchange
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A program that hired young men to plant trees, build reservoirs and fight forest fires
Tennessee Valley Authority
Civilian Conservations Corps
National Forest Corps
Forest Conservation Corps
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Depositors feard banks were unsound so they removed their funds/ Closing all the nation's banks
Fiat Money/ FDIC
Dust Bowl/ AAA
Banking Crisis/ Bank Holiday
Fireside Chats/ SSA
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What is a Monetary Policy?
The governments ability to control the nation's money supply
To stop production
To increse production
A good excuse to stop being nice to another country
35
This amendment reduced the amount of time a lame duck President can stays in office
1st amendment
20th amendment
2nd amendment
24th amendment
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On Oct. 29, 1929 Sixteen million shares of stock are sold as the Stock Market crashes
Black Tuesday
Black Sunday
Black Saturday
Black Thursday
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The three main parts of FDR's New Deal addressed the following areas
Relief, Recovery, and Recession
Relief, Reform, and Depression
Relief, Recession, and Reform
Relief, Recovery, and Reform