The Great Depression

This was the most important law passed in the New Deal, creating a "safety net" for citizens.

This program hired writers, painters and other artists to do public projects like murals, etc.

The 3 Rs of the New Deal were:

This Federal agency regulates and oversees the stock market.

This President promised America a "New Deal".

This Federal Agency insures citizens' money in the bank in case of a closure.

This New Deal law created the National Labor Relations Board to help with labor disputes

Zora Neale Hurston, Ernest Hemingway and Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings were all famous Florida _____

What were negative consequences of the New Deal policies?

This poet wrote about the hardships endured by African Americans during the Depression

This public ownership experiment created 21 Dams along the Tennessee River, creating jobs.

a stock market in which prices are steadily rising:

How did Roosevelt respond to the Supreme Court ruling against New Deal legislation?

Which of these was a cause for the Great Depression?

This is the term for a nation-wide economic slow down.

In this program, businesses in the same industry were asked to cooperate to employ more people.

Franklin Delano Roosevelt used radio addresses to speak directly to the public, known as:

FDR closed all of these nation-wide shortly after his inauguration.

This was the largest U.S. Tariff and reduced US trade by more than half.

This man wrote The Grapes of Wrath about the plight of the "Okies" who left the Dust Bowl.

Which of these was a cause for the Great Depression?

The stock market crashed on October 29th, 1929, also known as:

These New Deal Policies were created to help farmers recover.

How did the Smoot-Hawley Tariff affect U.S. trade?

What were some positive consequences of New Deal Legislation?

Which photographer became well known for her pictures depicting the Depression?

The series of natural disasters stemming from droughts and dust storms in the Great Plains:

How did foreign countries respond to the US putting tariffs on their goods?

How many "New Deals" were there under FDR?

This is the total value of all goods and services produced by a nation in a single year.

When a buyer puts down 10% for a stock and borrows the other 90%, this is called:

This is buying something (land, real estate, stocks) in hopes of selling it for profit later.

The small shanty towns that sprang up on the outskirts of cities were known as:

How did New Deal legislation change the relationship between government and citizens?

Droughts and loosened topsoil with no crops mixed with high winds led to this natural disaster.

How did Florida government attempt to help the state economy during the Depression?

These Federal agencies offered work-relief employment.