Great Depression/New Deal
Across
- 2. radio announcements by FDR that updated the nation on the status of the Great Depression
- 6. era in American history in which the economy was in severe decline and millions were out of work
- 9. the goal of Roosevelts New Deal programs were referred to as
- 11. program created to put young men to work building roads, parks and planting trees
- 14. October 29, 1929, the day the market collapsed
- 15. FDR declares this immediately after taking office targeting banks
- 16. the creation of this government group was formed to keep a watch full eye on the stock market and trading
- 20. this established the work week at 40 hours and established a minimum wage
- 23. the negative nickname given to shantytowns throughout the city
- 24. the percentage of Americans out of work at the height of the Great Depression
- 25. the mid-west turned into this when fields and grasslands were over plowed and drought struck
Down
- 1. Roosevelts programs that were created to offer opportunities to Americans
- 3. investors purchase a small percentage of a stock in a company and borrow the res
- 4. this New Deal program was created in order to protect American bank accounts up to 5,000 dollars
- 5. this New Deal program was created to bring flood control and electricity to underdeveloped areas in the South
- 7. paid farmers to not overproduce crops creating a demand
- 8. people waited to receive free food donated from charities or other public agencies
- 10. government policy of a "hands-off" approach to big business
- 12. winner of the presidential election of 1932
- 13. group of FDR advisors that worked to help the American people
- 17. provided financial payments to the elderly and unemployed
- 18. program created to build schools and libraries in rural areas
- 19. winner of the presidential election of 1928
- 21. group of WW1 veterans that marched on Washington D.C. demanding money
- 22. a key industry that was in trouble at the beginning of 1920s
- 23. established during Hoover administration designed to raise tariffs to protect American business