Capitalism: A Love Story Crossword

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Across
  1. 2. FDR’s Bill of Rights included the right to “___ in sickness, accident, old age, and unemployment”.
  2. 3. People attempted to pay for their expenses by taking out a second ___.
  3. 7. The organization aptly named ___ Families Fighting Together began “liberating” homes in Detroit in 2008.
  4. 10. States including Ohio, Indiana, and Michigan are part of the ___.
  5. 11. Some CEOs were willing to eliminate ___ jobs if it would mean more profit for them.
  6. 12. One bank’s manipulation of Congress could be described as a “financial ___”.
  7. 15. An alternative way to run a company, in which workers vote on decisions.
  8. 16. What Walmart still calls their employees.
  9. 19. This bank tried to use the government to create a monopoly.
  10. 20. Even the ___ seems to think capitalism is a sin.
  11. 21. After World War II, the top tax bracket was over ___ percent.
  12. 22. The world powers who were hurt the most by World War II were Germany, Italy, and ___.
  13. 24. Bankers can’t explain to you what a ___ is.
  14. 25. With lower taxes, the government has less money to invest in health care and ___.
Down
  1. 1. This US president began the trend of cutting taxes for the rich.
  2. 4. America ___ from the hardship of other countries after World War II.
  3. 5. Documentarian who created this film.
  4. 6. This label, meant to hurt Obama’s campaign, only made him more popular.
  5. 8. As corporations gained power in America, the country became a ___.
  6. 9. A Democrat and a proud advocate for socialism.
  7. 13. ___ were paid such low wages that they could not do their jobs properly, leading to disaster.
  8. 14. Americans were slow to rebel against the rich because of their belief in this promise.
  9. 17. Companies used ___ insurance to profit from their employees.
  10. 18. Chicago workers refused to leave their workplaces in a ___ strike.
  11. 23. The destruction of ___ meant that the middle class had to work harder for less.