Day 5 STAAR Review

Supreme Court case that ruled against the President's ability to exercise power not granted to him in the Constitution

• Schechter v. U.S.

• Brown v. Board of Education

• Hernandez v. Texas

• Nixon v. U.S.

FDR's plan of relief, recovery, and reform during the Great Depression

• FDIC

• Federal Reserve

• New Deal

• bank holiday

term given to the stock market crash on October 29, 1929

• Black Tuesday

• Executive Order

• speculation

• New York Stock Marker

severe economic downturn that began in 1929 and lasted nearly a decade

• Mexican Repatriation Act

• New Deal

• Dust Bowl

• Great Depression

central banking system that controls the flow of money into and out of the federal government

• Federal Reserve

• executive order

• gold standard

• speculation

devastating drought coupled with over farming of land in the Great Plains

• fireside chats

• Dust Bowl

• Great Depression

• social security

government deportation of nearly a half-million Mexican immigrants

• social security

• Black Tuesday

• FDIC

• Mexican Repatriation Act

economic policy that directly ties the value of currency to gold reserves

• bi-metal currency

• bank holiday

• gold standard

• New Deal

ability to create operational policy solely on the authority of the President

• executive order

• fireside chats

• speculation

• Eleanor Roosevelt

New Deal program that crated a pension and insurance system for all workers

• bank holiday

• social security

• FDIC

• Federal Reserve