Ended prohibition; the sale and consumption of alcohol

Franklin Delano Roosevelt (FDR) Which is NOT true?

Was the first president to appear on TV

A trial accusing a teacher of violating the Butler Act

Evening radio addresses given by FDR between 1933-1944

FDR's Court Packing Plan

A plan intended to make the Supreme Court approve ND laws

Series of events in the US stock market leading to the GD

Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC)

Provided work for young men & conserved natural resources

A drought that affected millions of acres of farmland

The president during the Great Depression

Legislation focused on social reform

Agricultural Adjustment Administration (AAA)

Program to address overproduction of crops and animals

A period from 1929 to 1941 of severe economic downturn

Social Security Act (SSS)

Provided old-age pensions for workers

National Industrial Recovery Act (NIRA)

Law that regulated wages, prices, and working conditions

Constructed or repaired school, hospitals, airfields, etc.

Banned the sale and consumption of alcohol

Insured the bank deposits are backed by the US gov't

Judiciary Reorganization Act- Which is NOT true?

Proposal to retire all justice at age 70

FDR's program to combat the problems of the Great Depression

When the stock market crashed & people couldn't take $ out

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21st Amendment
Prohibited toasting on New Year's Eve
Banned the sale and consumption of alcohol
Ended prohibition; the sale and consumption of alcohol
Banned flappers from entering bars
2
Franklin Delano Roosevelt (FDR) Which is NOT true?
Was the first president to appear on TV
The only president in US History to be elected 4 timses
Was the first president to broadcast on the radio
President who lead the nation out of the Great Depression
3
Scopes Trial
A trial prohibiting the teaching of evolution
A trial accusing people of not reading their bible
A trial accusing fundamentalist ideas for being too extreme
A trial accusing a teacher of violating the Butler Act
4
FDR's Fire Chats
Families getting together to listen to the radio
Chats that families had next to the fireplace
Evening radio addresses given by FDR between 1933-1944
The name of the bedtime stories heard over the radio
5
FDR's Court Packing Plan
A plan intended to make the Supreme Court approve ND laws
A plan to replace all Supreme Court justices
A plan replace some Supreme Court justices
A plan to bring down the Supreme Court
6
Stock Market Crash
Series of events in the US stock market leading to the GD
A period of high unemployment
A series of events that lead to multiple car crashes
A period from 1929 to 1941 of severe economic downturn
7
Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC)
Provided work for young men & conserved natural resources
Program to address overproduction of crops and animals
A project to construct bridges, houses, roads, etc
Program to address the rights of farm workers
8
Dust Bowl
A drought that affected millions of acres of farmland
A tsunami that affected many states
A ball of dust so big it can be seen from space
A tornado that hit the plains
9
Herbert Hoover
The president during WWII
The president during the Great Depression
The speaker of The House during the Great Depression
A civil rights leader and activist
10
Second New Deal
Legislation focused on relief and recovery
Legislation focused on fixing the banking system
The second deal after the new deal
Legislation focused on social reform
11
Agricultural Adjustment Administration (AAA)
Program that gave every farmer a dog
Program to address the rights of farmworkers
Program to help farmers make a decent living
Program to address overproduction of crops and animals
12
Great Depression
A period of tough times
A period of hunger and severe famine
A period from 1929 to 1941 of severe economic downturn
A cultural movement centered in NYC from 1920 to 1930
13
Social Security Act (SSS)
Provided old-age pensions for workers
A savings account for all
Regulated wages, working conditions, production and prices
A card with a 9 digit personal number
14
National Industrial Recovery Act (NIRA)
A plan that banned child labor
Program that paid farmers not to grow certain crops
Gave money to states to help the unemployed
Law that regulated wages, prices, and working conditions
15
WPA
Provided old-age pension for workers
Insured bank deposits are backed by the U.S gov't
Program attempted to address the overproduction of crops
Constructed or repaired school, hospitals, airfields, etc.
16
18th Amendment
Ended prohibition; the sale and consumption of alcohol
Banned the sale and consumption of alcohol
Gave women the right to vote
Abolished slavery
17
FDIC
Insured banks in case of a robbery
Regulated wages, working conditions, production and prices
Insured the bank deposits are backed by the US gov't
Constructed or repaired school, hospitals, highways, etc.
18
Judiciary Reorganization Act- Which is NOT true?
Made because the Court consistently vetoed ND legislation
To increase judges from 9 to 15 if judges refused to retire
The act never became a law
Proposal to retire all justice at age 70
19
New Deal
FDR's program to combat the problems of the Great Depression
The deal that replaced the old deal
FDR's plan to have his own radio channel
The name of the TV show FDR appeared in weekly
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Bank Failure
When you buy something using credit
When banks had $ but didn't give it to the people
When banks were broken like the picture
When the stock market crashed & people couldn't take $ out

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