A) Public Works Administration B) Tennessee Valley Authority C) Smoot-Hawley Tariff D) Glass Stegall Banking Act
A) Emergency Banking Bill B) Smoot-Hawley Tariff C) (TVA) Tennessee Valley Authority D) Agriculture Adjustment Act
A) Emergency Banking Bill B) Social Security Act C) Public Works Administration D) Glass Stegall Banking Act
A) Smoot-Hawley Tariff B) Securities and Exchange Commission C) Emergency Banking Bill D) National Labor Relations Act
A) Social Security Act B) (AAA) Agricultural Adjustment Act C) Glass Stegall Banking Act D) Emergency Banking Act
A) Tennessee Valley Authroity B) Social Security Act C) Emergency Banking Bill D) National Labor Relations Act
A) Social Security Act B) Public Works Administration C) Emergency Banking Bill D) Smoot-Hawley Tariff
A) Public Works Administration B) National Labor Relations Act C) Agricultural Adjustment Act D) Tennessee Valley Authority
A) Glass Stegall Banking Act B) Smoot-Hawley Tariff C) Social Security Act D) (SEC) Securities and Exchange Commision
A) Charles Coughlin B) Herbert Hoover C) Eleanor Roosevelt D) Francis Townsend
A) Herbert Hoover B) Francis Townsend C) Charles Caughlin D) Eleanor Roosevelt
A) Eleanor Roosevelt B) Herbert Hoover C) Charles Coughlin D) Francis Townsend
A) Francis Townsend B) Charles Coughlin C) Herbert Hoover D) Eleanor Roosevelt
A) to reinstate his predecessor's laissez faire principles of government B) t launch his reelection bid known as the "Hundred Days" C) assemble a team of advisors who could all agree upon needed policies D) resore confidence in the banking system
A) buying stockstrying to make a quick profit B) is a item of value offered to a lender to guarantee that a loan will be repaid C) was money paid to help unemployed or poor citizens D) resulted in banks being forced into bankruptcy by depositors attempting to all withdraw thier money at once
A) Senator Huey Long from Louisiana advocated the Share Our Wealth Program B) Hoover was re-elected as President in 1932 C) FDR was president on "Black Tuesday" in 1929
A) farmers became rich during the Great Depression B) the shantytowns built by the homeless people who lost their homes during the Great Depressoin were called Hoovervilles C) the Dust Bowl was a tremendous drought that hurt farmers in the Eastern US for more than 5 years in the 30s D) the stock market increased in value during the Great Depression
A) Yellow Fever B) Pneumonia C) Polio D) Heart Disease E) Cancer
A) the federal government should NOT give direct assistance to Americans who were unemployed B) the federal government should provide billions of federal tax dollars to help poor Americans who were unemployed C) the federal government should raise taxes and increase spending on federal programs to help the poor, the hungry, and the unemployed D) the president should use the power of government to fight the effects of the Great Depression
A) African Americans B) Progressives C) White Men D) The wealthy
A) investors were forced to pay higher interest rates B) bankers were getting wealthy off of the misery of depositors C) banks were protected by FDIC D) depositors lost their savings
A) this was when FDR was elected as president B) this was when the US entered WW II ending the Great Depression C) athis was Black Tuesday when the stock market crashed D) this was when the Smoot-Hawley tariff was passed in Congress
A) prices; farmers got rose because desperate people needed food B) the stock panic caused a bank panic C) thousands of investors were foreced into bankruptcy D) banks foreclosed on loans and repossessed food
A) this depression was the worst economic disaster in US History B) there were high levels of unemployment and large numbers of bankruptcies C) the banking system remained strong in spite of the economic downturn D) President Hoover's Republican party was blamed by the American voters
A) involved the attempt to place six more judges on the U.S. Supreme Court B) was never attempted C) was successful D) was a Congressional attempt to reduce the power of the US SupremeCourt
A) Women B) Wealth Americans C) Farmers D) African Americans E) Progressives
A) wanted Congress to decrease the power of the US Supreme Court B) was concerned about the health of Supreme Court justices and was therefore trying to get some of the older justices to retire C) wanted to use the Supreme Court to protect his New Deal programs from Congress D) did not like the Court declaring his New Deal laws unconstitutional
A) the New Deal would best be described as a collection of laws passed during the 1930s B) FDR was elected three times and served 8 years as President C) during the worst year of the Great Depression 25% of the American workforce was unemployed D) the New Deal ended the Great Depression
A) 3,000/ 20 B) 2,000/ 30 C) 4,000/ 30 D) 3,000/ 25
A) that President Hoover resign from Office B) their pension from the government in 1932 C) Federal government action to end the Great Depression D) that the U.S. go to war with Japan
A) to explain the wine-making process in the 1930s B) by the president to explain how the Great Depression began C) about the hard times that average Americans faced in the 1930s D) none of these answer choices
A) 9 years B) 13 years C) 4 years D) 15 years
A) relief B) disgraceful C) bank run D) inflation |