Crash, 30s, New Deal

Created jobs in national parks and forests building roads and buildings.

This was specifically created to help the youth of America get educated and get a job.

This employed millions of people building roads and public buildings.

FDR's court packing scheme represented the issue of __________ in our government.

The ___________________ tariff was created to protect American industry, but hurt it badly.

This was designed to raise crop prices by destroying surplus crops.

Insured up to $250,000 in deposits in a bank.

John Maynard Keynes believed that to get out of depression the U.S. had to _____________.

Provide welfare for older Americans and people with disabilities.

The government's oversight of trades on the stock market meant to protect investors.

Which of the following was NOT NOT NOT a cause of the Great Market Crash of 1929?

President Hoover didn't believe in welfare, he liked ____________________.

The long bull market was many years of ______ prices.

This made it easier for people to get loans to buy houses.

The time when Roosevelt had 16 laws passed right after his inauguration.

This pictured technique was used to help stop soil erosion during the dust bowl.

FDR closed the banks to inspect them. He declared them safe after and called it the "______".

The 18th amendment (prohibition) was overturned by the ______ amendment.

What were FDR's three goals during the New Deal?

Buying on margin was purchasing stock with ______ and it was dangerous.

Fireside chats were radio shows in which __________ kept the nation informed.

______________ represented the fact that Herbert Hoover was blamed for the depression.

Thousands of WWI veterans who marched on Washington became known as the _________________.

Opponents to FDR's programs generally came from this group.

Built dams and electric plants in Tennessee.

When thousands lost confidence in the banks and tried to withdraw all of their deposits was called the:

A _______ call was when a stockbroker demanded full repayment of a loan.

FDR's election to the Presidency in 1932 reflected the desire of many Americans to __________