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57 Cards in this Set

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margin call
demand for money people owe on fallen stocks
josiah w bailey
nc senator against new deal program
hooverville
village where homeless in great depression lived
conservative
favors restricted policies;social/economic reform
great depression
economic crash 1930 to 1939
herbert hoover
president 1929 to 1933
stock market crash
october 29,1929
bonus army
ww1 veterans demanding $1000
speculation
rising stock market money
public works
new deal agency to create new jobs
credit
buying on time
economic depression
severe economic slump
franklin d roosevelt
president during great depression
first new deal
purpose was to create jobs security and recovery
20th ammendment
moved presidential innaguration from march to january
100 days
new deal passed
fireside chats
radio speeches by FDR
2nd new deal
series of programs to complete recovery
social security act
old age pention
deficit spending
spending more than you have
socialism
economic theory of government providing needs
dust bowl
farms damaged by dust storms
elanor roosevelt
FDR's wife and his personal ambassador
congress of industrial organization
labor union
clyde c hoey
governor of NC
stockholder
person who owns a part of a company
o max gardner
NC governor in 1929
john c ehringhaus
governor of NC
american feteration of labor
organization of labor unions
sit-down strike
union tactic
liberal
favors federal government action; social/economic reform
live-at home program
encouraged farmers to raise food for themselves, not cash crops
why did some oppose the governments involvement in labor relations?
because it had a major impact on american bussinesses
why did unions grow as a result of the courts decision?
they grew because it broadened power of congress
september 23, 1929
stock prices reach a high point
october 23, 1929
stock prices drop sharply, after period of decline
october 24, 1929
people panic and sell their stocks to avoid going bankrupt
ocotober 29,1929
stock market prices crash on black tuesday
great depression sets in
paniked americans withdrawl life savings from banks, banks run out of money and are forced to close, cash becomes scarce and people stop buying goods, bussinesses close or lay off workers, unemployment and homelessness soar
rich middle class and poor
rich: able to buy luxury items and invested heavily in stock market
middle class and poor: forced to buy goods on credit and small incomes and little savings
what were the risks of buying goods on credit and stocks on margin?
they aquired large debts
what caused thousands of banks to fail
people spent more than they had and the stock market fell
why did hoover become unpopular>?
unemployment, hunger and homelessness grew
in what ways did roosevelt give americans hope?
he created the first and second new deal
how did FDR sucdeddd in winning a second term?
he proposed the second new deal
why did people critisize FDR and his new policies?
some thought it went too far and others thought it didnt go far enough
why might the social security act be considered one of the most important achievements to the new deal?
it delegated largely to important social issues such as unemployment and retirement
how successfull was FDR in adressing the Great Depression?
he was very successfull. he gave people hope and because of tht he was re-elected
why were movies popular during the great depression?
they were only 25 cents and not too expensive
what was FDRs black cabinet?
a group of african american advisors
why did stock prices fall so quickly?
people spend more money than they had and didnt pay it off
who did president hoover think should help those in need?
churches and local charities
how were fireside chats used
fireside chats were when people used the radio to reach people directly and they alowed presidents to communicate with the nation
why didnt FDR propose many new programs in his 2nd term
there was a struggle between him and the supreme court
why were farmers hit especially hard
because of the dust bowl
how did the new deal change the role of the federal government in american life?
it brought social and economic reform
what was president hoovers most sucessful response to the great depression?
the secretary of commerce ( boulder dam) now known as the hoover dam