20 Depression/WW2 words

2. Mechanical devices that control the flow of liquids or gases, often used in machines or engines.
3. A place where people buy and sell shares in companies.
5. Goods sent out from one country to another.
6. Goods brought into a country from another country.
9. The day the stock market crashed in 1929, starting the Great Depression.
11. Money borrowed that must be paid back, usually with interest.
12. A person who studies money, markets, and the economy.
14. Related to factories, machines, and mass production.
16. A time when the economy crashes or slows down badly.
19. When people lose their jobs and can’t find work, often during economic crisis.
20. When prices go up and money loses value over time.

1. Programs started by President Roosevelt to help the U.S. recover from the Great Depression.
3. Pieces of a company that people can buy or sell on the stock market.
4. Posters and messages used to influence public opinion during wartime.
7. Chances of losing money or something going wrong.
8. A long period of severe economic downturn and high unemployment.
10. The act of buying and using goods and services.
13. Government limits on food and supplies during wartime to make sure everyone had enough.
15. 20s A time in the 1920s known for big economic growth, jazz, and new inventions.
17. A period of fast economic growth and high spending.
18. Street Famous financial district in New York where the stock market is located.