10-1 FDR & New Deal (no spaces, 2-word answers)

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Across
  1. 1. Agricultural Adjustment Administration (AAA) paid farmers to not raise ___ , for the next 2 years
  2. 3. New Deal did not restore ___ , but banks reopened, & FDR restored Americans’ faith in nation
  3. 5. National Recovery Administration (NRA) suspend laws so business & ___ could set prices
  4. 8. Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) provides ___ on deposits, up to $250K.
  5. 10. Roosevelt supported government programs that gave ___ to the unemployed
  6. 12. FDR caught the ___ disease , which paralyzes the nervous system, there was no cure
  7. 13. FDR addressed 60 million people by radio, in what was called ___ chats
  8. 14. Securities Act required stock companies to provide ___ information, in order to avoid speculation
  9. 15. Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) employed young men in the ___ : planting trees, fighting fires.
  10. 16. NRA allowed workers to form unions & forced employers to pay minimum wages, which raised ___
  11. 18. During bank holiday, FDR assured people that banks were safer than hiding money under a ___
  12. 19. In his Inaugural Address, FDR said the only thing we need to be scared of is ___
  13. 20. FDR said, “I pledge you, I pledge myself, to a ___ ___ for the American people."
Down
  1. 2. 1/3 of unemployed worked ___ , so Public Works Administration (PWA) built highways, schools
  2. 3. For years relief was funded by the state, but the New Deal created ___ that bypassed the state
  3. 4. To stop people from removing their money from banks, FDR declared a national bank ___
  4. 6. In 100 days, FDR & congress passed 15 acts for the economy, called the First ___ ___
  5. 7. SEC requires accurate information so investors can make decisions, it does not ___ investments
  6. 9. Taking the dollar off the gold standard helped create ___ , which made it easier to pay off debts
  7. 11. FDR did not want citizens dependent on ___ jobs, so he shut down Civil Works Admin
  8. 17. Before 1933, banks responsible to state governments, but today banks subject to ___ regulations