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chapter 19 section 2 Flashcards

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much of prosperity fueled by

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industry

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European farmland

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destroyed during the war

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1918 Peace- demand for certain crops _____ and agricultural prices ________

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fell

dropped

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farmers ________ and now had problems _______

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made very little money

paying their debts

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protectionism (also called ___________)

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economic nationalism

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protectionism

occurs when

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nations tries to protect domestic industries by limiting trade with others

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to protect industries, nations

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established tariffs on the import of goods

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market speculation -

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risky investments in the stock market

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stock market- organization

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through which shares of stock in companies are bought and sold

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company issues stock to

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raise money for its business

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1920s- stock prices ______ and investors made ________

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soared

made large profits

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October 29, 1929- Black Tuesday- sudden sell off drove

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stock prices tumbling

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When was black tuesday

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October 29, 1929

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many stocks (overnight) became

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worthless

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savers rushed to

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banks to withdraw their savings

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banks didnt have

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adequate cash reserves to honor withdrawals

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banks demanded

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that borrowers repay their loans

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thousands of banks and customers

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forced into bankruptcy

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19
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collapse of stock market marked beginning of

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worldwide depression

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overproduction

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farms and factories produced more than the people could buy

21
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bank failures were because

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banks loaning large sums of money
borrowers could not repay their loans
1929-1932- over 5,000 banks in the United States closed

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downward trend (3)

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many businesses closed
wages were cut and layoffs occurred
huge unemployment figures

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unemployment in the United States -

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12 million out of work- 25%

24
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herbert Hoover

famous quote

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1928

“Prosperity just around the corner”

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“Ride the Rails”

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homeless jobless teenagers hitching rides on trains

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how many teens left home

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250,000

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“Hoovervilles”

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shack villages put up by homeless

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“Hoover Flags”

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men would take their pockets and turn them out to signify they had nothing

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“Hoover Blankets”

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people that were sleeping on whatever they could find to cover up with

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“Hoover Leather”

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pieces of cardboard cut out as soles for people’s shoes

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“Hoover Stew”

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the very thin stew served in soup lines or kitchens. Low in nutrition and has very bare flavoring.

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1932 Presidential election-

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Franklin Roosevelt defeated Hoover

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Brain Trust-

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Roosevelt surrounds himself with college professors, experts, statisticians, and economists to figure out ways to fix depression

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bank holiday-

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closed every bank in America

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Emergency banking Relief act

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government would decide which banks were strong enough to stay open

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Fireside chats

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Roosevelt’s radio addresses to the people of the United States. He assured the people.

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new deal

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government program to combat great depression

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hundred days (March 9th- June 16th 1933)

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Congress and the president passed legislation

39
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goals of the new deal

3R’s

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relief- for the unemployed
recovery- get businesses, banks, and industries going
reform- make sure this does not happen again

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civilian Conservation corps

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Put young men planting trees, working in parks, and building bridges

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Tennessee valley authority

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built dams in the Tennessee valley, resulted in jobs and hydroelectricity

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federal emergency relief association

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protected a depositor’s money in the bank up to a certain amount.

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rural electrification project

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brought electricity to rural areas

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agricultural adjustment admin

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pay farmers not to grow certain crops

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social security act

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pensions for retired, elderly, disabled, handicapped, survivors

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