C1

Depression

Problems

C2

Depression Arts

C3

Hoover

C4

FDR

C5

Alphabet Soup Agencies

C6

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1-1001 - 100

A time when business activity

decreases dramatically

1-100A1 - 100

depression

1-200

Shantytowns where the

homeless lived were called this

1-200A1 - 100

Hoovervilles

1-300A A group that were gassed and shot at

when they marched on Washington to protest

against Hoover

1-300A1 - 100

The Bonus Army

1-400

The nickname for the drought stricken area of the Great Plains

1-400A1 - 100

The Dust Bowl

1-500

To regain Americans trust in US banks, FDR

established this agency to insure depositors’ money

1-500A1 - 100

FDIC

2-1001 - 100

A place / art form where many families of the depression escaped

their problems

2-100A1 - 100

movies

2-200

The Shadow was an example of

this type of entertainment

2-200A1 - 100

Radio program

2-300

Folk singer of the 1930s who traveled the US

and wrote songs about the depression

2-300A1 - 100

Woody Guthrie

2-400

Wrote the book the Grapes of Wrath

2-400A1 - 100

John Steinbeck

2-500

Biggest child movie star of the 1930s (not Judy

Garland)

2-500A1 - 100

Shirley Temple

3-1001 - 100

Quote that described Hoover’s belief in how Americans should solve

their own problems

3-100A1 - 100

Rugged Individualism

3-200

Hoover’s political party

3-200A1 - 100

Republican

3-300

Hoover’s 1928 campaign promise to

every American

3-300A1 - 100

A chicken in every pot and a car in every

garage

3-400

The biggest public works project that Hoover authorized

during his presidency

3-400A1 - 100

The Colorado (Hoover) Dam

3-500

Presidential candidate who was whipped by

Hoover in 1928

3-500A1 - 100

Al Smith

4-1001 - 100

Name for FDR’s domestic program to

fix the depression

4-100A1 - 100

The New Deal

4-200

Name for radio broadcasts where FDR would speak directly to

the American people

4-200A1 - 100

Fireside chats

4-300

FDR’s wife (and cousin)

4-300A1 - 100

Eleanor Roosevelt

4-400

FDR’s shady plan to add judges to the Supreme

Court

4-400A1 - 100

Courtpacking

4-500

Three main goals of the New Deal

4-500A1 - 100

Relief, Reform, Recovery

5-1001 - 100

Agency that gave a pension to the

elderly and disabled

5-100A1 - 100

SSA

5-200

Gave jobs on conservation

projects to single males

5-200A1 - 100

CCC

5-300

Aided the farmers

5-300A1 - 100

AAA

5-400

Built bridges, highways, etc

5-400A1 - 100

PWA

5-500

Paid artists to document the

depression

5-500A1 - 100

WPA

6-1001 - 100

Senator from Louisiana nicknamed the

Kingfish

6-100A1 - 100

Huey Long

6-200

Goal of FERA agency

6-200A1 - 100

Direct relief (or just relief)

6-300

Codes of fair competition and

collective bargaining

6-300A1 - 100

NRA

6-400

When stock prices rise, it is known as this kind of market

6-400A1 - 100

Bull

6-500

WPA Photographer who most famously

documented the Great Depression

6-500A1 - 100

Dorothea Lange

List two causes of the Great

Depression