chapter 22-The Great Depression Flashcards

1
Q

The _____ tariff was implemented in the early 1930s that to protect American business from foreign competition which led to retaliatory tariffs and a further slowing of the world economy and a deepening depression.

A

Hawley-Smoot Tariff

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2
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Over _____ and under _____ were the root cause of the Great Depression in the US

A

supply during the 1920s….low consumer demand

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3
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This occurred in the great plains during the 1930s leading to a worsening of the Great Depression.

A

Dust bowl caused by a drought.

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4
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During the 1920s, people purchased items they could not pay for using this unique for the time period purchasing scheme.

A

installment buying…by now, pay over time

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5
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The stock market experienced an extended and unnatural ______ market during the 1920s.

A

Bull or increasing stock market

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6
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The stock market crashed on this day.

A

October 29, 1929 or Black Tuesday

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7
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This was President Hoover’s program to loan money for public works programs but was too little and too late to make a meaningful impact to end the Great Depression.

A

Reconstruction Finance Corporation (RFC)

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8
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President Hoover was reluctant to pump government money into the economy to ease the suffering of the Great Depression because he worried about ______

A

Government budget deficits…when government spends more money than it has.

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9
Q

President Hoover believed that Relief for people suffering from the Great Depression should be _______ in scope, not ______.

A

Local programs…not national programs

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10
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A ______ was the name for shantytowns of unemployed hobos that seem to grow in size during the Great Depression.

A

Hoovervilles

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11
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A _______ occurs with too many people all want access to their savings at one time and occurred with greater frequency than ever before in 1932 was the Great Depression worsened.

A

Bank run when banks have to close their doors because they no longer have cash to give to depositors.

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12
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The _______ party organized many hunger marches as protests against the worsening of the Great Depression.

A

Communist party

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13
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Many people called ______ migrated to California seeking employment and to escape the Dust Bowl of the midwest during the 1930s.

A

Okies…because many came from the drought impoverished state of Oklahoma

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14
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The _______ wanted their promised pensions paid in 1932 rather than in 1945 and thus came to Washington to pressure Congress into granting some type of relief.

A

Bonus Army

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15
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General _____ was sent by President Hoover to disperse the Bonus Army from their protests in Washington D.C. in 1932.

A

General Douglas MacArthur

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16
Q

This cartoon by Walt Disney was a fantasy feature length film that allowed many Americans to forget their troubles for a little while at the cinema.

A

Snow White

17
Q

This feature length film brought hope of a return to the “Good Old Days” before the Great Depression.

A

Gone With the Wind

18
Q

This science fiction movie allowed the public to embrace adventure and fantasy rather than face the hopelessness of the Great Depression.

A

King Kong

19
Q

The _______ Brothers produced the slap stick comedy entitled ________ during the Great Depression allowing audiences to laugh during a time of great suffering.

A

Marx Brother’s film “Animal Crackers”

20
Q

These were radio dramas that became an outlet for cheap entertainment during the Great Depression.

A

Soap Operas

21
Q

This was a board game used to allow player feel rich during a time when no one seemed to have any money.

A

Monopoly

22
Q

These were private charities set up in many towns and cities to feed the unemployed and homeless during the Great Depression.

A

Soup Kitchens

23
Q

This graphic best demonstrates a _____

A

Okie from the Dust Bowl during

The Great Depression

24
Q

This graphic best describes ____

A

The results of the great drought commonly refered to as the Dust Bowl of the Great Depression

25
Q

This graphic best shows _____

A

A soup kitchen from the Great Depression Era

26
Q

This graphic best shows ___

A

The effects of Black Tuesday and the Stock Market Crash of October 29, 1929

27
Q

This graphic is best associated with _____

A

The efforts of a Bonus Army protest marcher to earn a little money because Congress would not pay the World War I veteran’s promised Bonus in 1932

28
Q

What does this graphic demonstrate?

A

President Hoovers policies to solve the Great Depression have been rejected by the American people in 1932.

29
Q

What phrase is best associated with Herbert Hoover in this graphic?

A

Hoover’s efforts to solve the Great Depression is

“Too Little, Too Late!”