US History: Ch. 8

Okies

• People strictly from Oklahoma who maintained great wealth during the depression.
• People from Oklahoma and other areas who were trying to escape the Dust Bowl and find work.
• Those who supported capitalism during the depression. 
• People who lived on another farmer's land and farmed it.

President from 1929-1930 who was blamed by many for the Great Depression.

• Herbert Hoover
• Calvin Coolidge
• Warren G. Harding
• Donald Trump

When the economy goes up and down periodically

• the business cycle
• speculation
• repatriation
• trickle down economics

The period of US History from 1929-1941 when the economy took a major downturn and unemployment rose to 25%.

• The Great Depression
• The Dust Bowl
• Black Tuesday
• Capitalism

The hope of making a high risk investment in the stock market with the hope of turning a big profit quickly.

• speculation
• buying on margin
• trickle down economics
• localism

a protective import tax passed by congress in 1930.

• Hawley-Smoot Tariff
• Hoover Tariff
• MacArthur-Patton Tariff
• Hawley-Hoover Tariff

The day the stock market fell sharply at the beginning of the Great Depression.

• Black Tuesday
• Black Friday
• 1930
• The Great Depression

Different areas in the US where people lived together in shacks and huts during the great Depression.

• Hoovervilles
• Central Park
• Bread lines
• RFC

Farmers who were able to live and work on another farmers' land but had to give part of their crop to the owner.

• tenant farmers
• dust bowl farmers
• intensive farmers
• indentured servitude farmers

Place where people waited to receive food from different charities during the depression.

• Bread lines
• Hoover Lines
• Hoover Food
• HHS cafeteria