Roaring 20s/Great Depression

A person that puts money into the bank.

• Borrower
• Depositor

When a person gets money from a bank and agrees to pay interest.

• Interest
• Loan

A fee that the bank charges or pays out.

• Interest
• Loan

A place where people buy and sell parts of a company. The stock market determines how much a business is worth.

• Super Market
• Stock Market
• Stack Market

The number of people that do not have jobs. A person who does not have a job is unemployed.

• Employees
• Unemployment

A time where the economy is bad. A lot of businesses close and people do not have jobs.

• Depression
• Prosperous
• Booming

When a person owes more money than they have.

• Debit
• Debt

Soup Kitchen

• A place where people go to get free food
• A place where people go to buy food
• A place where people go to get soup.

A very cramped project like neighborhood outside of major cities where people that could not afford rent had to move to during the Great Depression. The neighborhoods were named after the very unpopular president during the Great Depression, President Herbert Hoover.

• HerbertHoover
• Hooverville
• Hoovertown

The area in the southern Midwest where farm land was destroyed by a drought and the depression.

• Sand Bowl
• Dust Bowl
• Drought