U.S. History Final Exam 2018

Shantytowns that poor and unemployed people lived in, named after the President who was blamed for the depression.

• Ghettos

• Hoovervilles

• Roosevilles

• Boxes

When the stock prices plunged and a crash happened, this day started the Great Depression.

• Christmas of 1929

• Bloody Sunday

• Black Tuesday

• Dirty Friday

More products are being made than the people are able to buy.

• Overproduction

• Market Flood

• Under consumption

• Shortage

A group of many government programs to help improve the conditions of the Great Depression.

• The Hot Deal

• Lend Lease Act

• Truman Doctrine

• The New Deal

The first days of a presidency that really defines the president in question.

• First 10 days

• First 50 days

• Critical Start

• First 100 Days

A New Deal program that put millions of unemployed (unskilled) Americans to work, such as construction of buildings and roads.

• Prison Work System

• Works Progress Administration

• Slave Labor

• Child Employment Bureau

People are not buying as much as the economy is producing.

• Bull Market

• Hoover Situation

• Under consumption

• Depression

A New Deal program made to create payments where younger, working people pay for retired, older people through taxes.

• AARP

• NAFTA

• Civilian Conservation Corps

• Social Security Act (SSA)

What was the Nuclear Arms Race?

• Body Building Competition

• Buildup of Nuclear Weapons

• Rally Car Race

• Power Innovation

What are Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles (I.C.B.M’s)?

• Cheap bullets

• Submarine vehicles

• A handheld missile launcher

• Long-range rocket propelled weapons