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AH- Great Depression & New Deal Review
AH- Great Depression & New Deal Review
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Review of the Great Depression and New Deal.
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"Hoboes" is the nickname for people who did this:
Relied on the WPA and CCC for surival.
Panhandled at highway intersections.
Slept in vacant alleys/doorways.
Illegally rode trains looking for work.
2
Only paying a small percentage and borrowing the rest; led 2 major losses when Stocks collapsed
Subsidies
Margin
Margarine
Speculation
3
Similar to modern credit cards, these were abused in the 20's and worsened the depression:
Tab Purchasing
Installment Plans
Cash Purchases
Lines of Credit
4
Worst man-made ecological disaster in American History:
Great Mississippi Flood of '93
Dust Bowl
Exxon-Valdez Oil Spill
The Great Fear
5
This bureaucracy ensured regulation of the stock market:
Commodity Credit Corporation
Federal Theater Project
Rural Electrification Administration
Securities and Exchange Commission
6
This US tariff effectively reduced world-wide trade by more than 40%
Griffin-McGaughey Tariff
Peterloo Tariff
American Protective Tariff
Haley-Smoot Tariff
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Organization that built and regulated a series of dams in one of the nation's poorest regions:
AAA
CCC
FDIC
TVA
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FDR's plan to end the Great Depression was known as?
The Fair Deal
The New Deal
The Square Deal
The True Deal
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New Deal focused on the "3 R's." Which of these was NOT one:
Relief
Rehabilitation
Recovery
Reform
10
Still continues to provide pensions for retirees; maybe on of New Deal's greatest legacies:
WPA
SSA
PWA
NLRB
11
Fireside Chats?
Conversation that you have at Bread Co while sipping a latte
The name of the people search engine developed by Twitter
Lawn chairs, bonfires, and marshmallows.
FDR speaking to public about New Deal/Depression
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President that was blamed for many of the problems of the Great Depression:
Harry S Truman
Dwight D Eisenhower
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Herbert Hoover
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Attempting to curb New Deal laws being declared unconstitutional, FDR:
Bribed court clerks to "lose" court dockets.
Worked with bi-partisan leadership to craft legal laws
Attempted to add 6 more Supreme Court justices
Proposed changes to the checks and balances of the const.
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This board worked to settle disputes between laborers and employers; established by Wagner Act:
WPA
CCC
NLRB
TVA
15
WWI vets marched and camped in D.C. demanding pension pay; they were fired upon. Nickname?
Retirees
D.C. Expeditionary Force
Neo-Doughboys
Bonus Army
16
Which of the following were places that out of work and hungry people could go for food?
Bread Lines
Church and Relief Organizations
Charitable Individuals
Soup Kitchesn
17
Provided a sense of security and stability for banking industry; insured individual accounts:
SEC
REA
FDIC
FTP
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Goal was to put as many people back to work as possible; painters, construction workers, etc:
Subsidized Work Administration
Works Progress Administration
Tennessee Valley Authority
Civil Works Adminisration
19
Nickname given to the day that the stock market crashed in 1929:
Forgettable Friday
Bloody Sunday
Wacky Wednesday
Black Tuesday
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Derogatory nickname for clusters of shacks during depression; usually on public property:
Hoovervilles
Shantytowns
Hoboevilles
Nickel Toppers
21
The AAA created farm subsidies to reduce the supply of food, thus...
Increasing the deficit spending of the country.
Increasing the food supply available to Europe.
Decreasing the price of food.
Increasing the cost of food, making it profitable
22
Young men, working in conservation jobs, building parks, sending money home to families:
Conservation Subsidy Society
Agricultural Adjustment Act
None of the Above
Civilian Conservation Corps
23
The Boulder Dam Project, AKA The Hoover Dam:
Provided electricity to Denver, Colorado
Provided jobs to unemployed workers
Provided a water source for Las Vegas
Has had a major ecological impact on the Colorado River