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- 3. FDR would reach out to the American public and try to reassure them through radio broadcasts known as
- 8. Movies and novels that allowed people to temporarily forget the hardships of the depression, showing that popular culture is formed by economic and social events
- 10. The New Deal reshaped the US economy by increasing ____________ involvement in business and labor
- 12. This agency provided water control and affordable electricity to multiple states, thus improving their quality of life
- 13. The Great Depression begins with the Stock Market Crash in
- 14. With agencies like the CCC and WPA, the government stepped in to ____________ for the unemployed
- 18. Frantic customers withdrawing their savings at the same time led to
- 19. The New Deal did not get the US out of the Great Depression, but it did raise the national
- 20. This woman supported women in government, advocated for human rights, and arranged for Marian Anderson to perform at the Lincoln Memorial
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- 1. Secretary of State Hoover warned against the "crazy and dangerous"
- 2. Huey Long wanted to ____________ the nation's wealth
- 4. Author of "The Grapes of Wrath" who wrote about the struggles of farmers during the Great Depression
- 5. This type of tax makes the US economy and industries more dependent on domestic buyers
- 6. This economic theory suggests that markets should rely more on privately owned industry and keep the government out of business
- 7. Agencies such as the Farm Credit Admin. and the Home Owners' Loan Corp. gave the federal government a much more active role in the ____________ of its citizens
- 9. Adolf Hitler becomes chaneelor of Germany
- 11. This amendment repealed the 18th amendment (Prohibition)
- 15. After FDR died during his fourth term, Congress passed a Constitutional Amendment setting ____________ for presidents (22nd Amendment)
- 16. Home foreclosures, high unemployment, and loss of savings contributed to the rise of shantytowns known as
- 17. Drought and over plowing contribute to the ____________ on the Great Plains
