Across
- 2. The _______ Act of 1935 raised tax rates on the upper classes from 59% to 75%. (Page 579)
- 6. In 1932, _________ was elected and there was Japanese aggression in China. (Page 578)
- 7. By 1940, the WPA had built half a million miles of _____, 100,000 bridges and public buildings, 18,000 miles of storm drains and sewers, 200 airfields, and many other public works. (Page 584)
- 9. Roosevelt’s most important action in saving the banking system occurred in April 1933, when he took the United States off the ____ _________. (Page 582)
- 12. Between ______1937 and May 1938, WPA relief rolls in Midwestern auto towns surged, rising 194% in Toledo and 434% in Detroit. (Page 594)
- 13. EXPECTANCY ____ __________ which had increased steadily for 16 years before Roosevelt, abruptly dropped by 1940. (Page 588)
- 14. On March 5, 1933, FDR announced a national bank ______ during which all banks would close and be examined. (Page 582)
- 15. In 1941, Japan bombed ______ ______ and the United States declared war on the Axis powers. (Page 578)
Down
- 1. A series of violent _______, many of them initiated by radical elements, resulted in a wave of looting and burning and general rioting in New York, Philadelphia and Milwaukee.
- 3. In May 1934, a Senate committee headed by Clarence Darrow reported that the ___ was “ghastly, preposterous, savage, wolfish, monopolistic, and invasive.” (Page 585)
- 4. The minimum wage law helped maintain _____________ levels nearly twice those of 1929, preventing many Americans from accepting wages below government-approved levels. (Page 586)
- 5. ____ Maynard Keynes’s book The General Theory of Employment, Interest, and Money was published in 1936. (Page 580)
- 8. The ____ ______ Standards Act established a minimum wage.
- 10. In 1933, _____ _____ was named Chancellor of Germany. (Page 578)
- 11. In 1939, Hitler invaded ______, starting World War II. (Page 578)
