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Across
  1. 2. – President at the start of the Depression; believed in limited government help.
  2. 8. – Extra money you pay on a loan or earn on savings.
  3. 9. – Reforms giving Native Americans more rights and self-government.
  4. 12. – FDR’s group of expert advisers who helped design the New Deal.
  5. 16. – First female cabinet member; helped create Social Security.
  6. 18. – Civilian Conservation Corps; gave young men jobs planting trees and improving parks.
  7. 20. – Black Cabinet member; educator and civil rights leader.
  8. 23. – Place where poor families got free food during the Depression.
  9. 25. – FDR’s programs to fix the Depression through jobs and relief.
  10. 27. – New Deal program giving money to the elderly, disabled, and unemployed.
  11. 29. – Set minimum wage, 40-hour workweek, and banned child labor.
  12. 30. – Prices fall; money buys more.
  13. 34. – Photographer who documented Depression poverty.
  14. 35. – Senator who criticized FDR; wanted wealth-sharing.
  15. 36. – Prices rise; money buys less.
  16. 37. – Radio priest who attacked banks and FDR.
  17. 38. (FDR) – President who created the New Deal.
Down
  1. 1. – High tariff that worsened the Depression by reducing world trade.
  2. 3. – A business owned by individuals, not the government.
  3. 4. – Helping big businesses first so money “trickles” to workers.
  4. 5. – WWI veterans who protested to get their bonus early.
  5. 6. – Active First Lady who supported civil and women’s rights.
  6. 7. – Hoover’s agency that loaned money to banks and businesses.
  7. 10. – When the president gains more authority or control.
  8. 11. – 1887 law dividing Native American land into individual plots.
  9. 13. – Severe 1930s dust storms and drought that destroyed farms.
  10. 14. – Government forced Navajo to reduce sheep and goats, hurting their economy.
  11. 15. – Basic good that can be bought or sold (wheat, oil, etc.).
  12. 17. – Works Progress Administration; created jobs building roads, art, and public works.
  13. 19. – Short economic downturn.
  14. 21. – Protecting natural resources (land, water, forests).
  15. 22. – Government does not interfere with business.
  16. 24. – Era Events & Concepts
  17. 26. – Long, severe economic slump with high unemployment.
  18. 28. – Government helps citizens through programs like aid and insurance.
  19. 31. – African American advisers who helped FDR on racial issues.
  20. 32. – FDR’s failed plan to add more Supreme Court justices.
  21. 33. – Shantytowns for homeless people during the Depression.