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Purchasing stocks on credit or with borrowed money.
Purchasing stocks on credit or with borrowed money.
Buying on margin
Known as the date of the stock market crash on October 29, 1929.
Known as the date of the stock market crash on October 29, 1929.
Black Tuesday
The rhythm in which an economy expands and contracts its production.
The rhythm in which an economy expands and contracts its production.
Business Cycle
Severe economic crisis that lasted for the entire decade of the 1930's.
Severe economic crisis that lasted for the entire decade of the 1930's.
Great Depression
World War 1 veterans who demanded payment while marching at the capital in 1932.
World War 1 veterans who demanded payment while marching at the capital in 1932.
Bonus Army
Programs created to battle the depression and aid economic recovery.
Programs created to battle the depression and aid economic recovery.
New Deal
Radio addresses in which FDR spoke directly to the American people.
Radio addresses in which FDR spoke directly to the American people.
Fireside chats.
Hired people to build dams and generators that brought electricity and jobs to communities.
Hired people to build dams and generators that brought electricity and jobs to communities.
Tennessee Valley Authority
First female cabinet member in the United States.
First female cabinet member in the United States.
Frances Perkins
First lade to FDR who was concerned that the WPA didn't solve unemployment issues of young Americans
First lade to FDR who was concerned that the WPA didn't solve unemployment issues of young Americans
Eleanor Roosevelt
Area in the United States that suffered a severe drought in the 1930's.
Area in the United States that suffered a severe drought in the 1930's.
Dust Bowl
Educator who FDR communicated with on African American issues.
Educator who FDR communicated with on African American issues.
Mary Mcleod Bethune
Author of the Grapes of Wrath.
Author of the Grapes of Wrath.
John Steinbeck
Folk singer who was famous for writing about songs of loss and struggle.
Folk singer who was famous for writing about songs of loss and struggle.
Woody Guthrie
Groups of homeless families built cardboard shacks here during the Great Depression.
Groups of homeless families built cardboard shacks here during the Great Depression.
Hooverville
New York democrat who was elected President in 1932.
New York democrat who was elected President in 1932.
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Provided financial security to the elderly, disabled, children, and unemployed.
Provided financial security to the elderly, disabled, children, and unemployed.
Social Security Act
Organized workers into unions based on industry, not skill level.
Organized workers into unions based on industry, not skill level.
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Occurred when workers stayed in factories so they wouldn't be replaced by new workers.
Occurred when workers stayed in factories so they wouldn't be replaced by new workers.
Sit down strikes.
Provided jobs for those who were unemployed.
Provided jobs for those who were unemployed.
Civil Works Administration
Created jobs for men who were single and unemployed.
Created jobs for men who were single and unemployed.
Civilian Conservation Corps.
Refinanced loans to keep farmers from losing their land.
Refinanced loans to keep farmers from losing their land.
Farm Credit Act
Gave part time jobs to students in the United States.
Gave part time jobs to students in the United States.
National Youth Administration
Allowed unions to collectively bargain.
Allowed unions to collectively bargain.
National Labor Relations Act
The creation of jobs in construction, research, and arts.
The creation of jobs in construction, research, and arts.
Works Progress Administration.
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