Across
- 2. Roosevelt declared this, in which he closed down the banks to prevent people from further withdrawing their money
- 4. the prices of these dropped which caused a farmers crisis and major debt
- 5. October 29th the day the market fell out
- 6. Republican president elected in 1928
- 7. Hoover believed in the idea that people should succeed through their own efforts
- 9. this act established the highest protective tariff in U.S. History
- 12. one key industry that was in trouble at the beginning of the 1920s
- 14. negative name for shantytowns
- 15. 1929-1941, in which the economy was in severe decline and millions of people were out of work
- 16. investors purchase a small percentage of the stock and borrow the rest
- 19. the installment plan that allowed Americans to purchase items such as electrical conveniences
- 20. people waited to receive free food donated from charities or other public agencies
- 21. areas where people built make-shift homes from cardboard, wood and anything else they could find on the outskirts of the cities
- 22. the percentage of Americans out of work at the height of the Great Depression
Down
- 1. farmers declared this in which they dumped milk and burned crops instead of selling it at a loss
- 3. Democratic winner of the election of 1932
- 5. group of Roosevelt's presidential advisors that worked to come up with new legislation to get Americans back to work
- 8. group of WWI veterans that went to Washington D.C. demanding their money
- 10. these radio announcements by FDR allowed him to update the nation on the status of the depression and what he was doing to help
- 11. the mid-west turned into this when fields and grasslands were over plowed and drought struck
- 13. Americans during the 20's were living on this which made it possible to make purchases such as a car
- 17. places where food was offered for free to the needy
- 18. Roosevelts programs that were created to offer opportunities to Americans
