Great Depression

President (Republican) during the 1929 stock market crash.  Believed cities, states, and banks should try to lead in the recovery before the federal government because the fear of a growing national debt. Did little to improve the economy

• President Herbert Hoover

• President Franklin D. Roosevelt

• The New Deal

Period of time beginning in 1929 and lasting through the 1930s where people lost jobs and didn’t have enough food; the economy took a downfall

• The Great Depression

• The Great Recession

• The New Deal

takes place when many depositors decide to withdraw their money at one time.

• bank run

• Stock Market Crash

• long bull market

October 29, 1929 Stock Market crash

• Black Tuesday

• Black Friday

• Black Market

shantytowns, communities of makeshift shacks on unused or public land nicknamed after President Herbert Hoover

• Hoovervilles

• Rooseveltvilles

• margin call

drought-related conditions in the Great Plains states.

• Dust Bowl

• Acai Bowl

• Duster

Roosevelt’s policies for ending the Depression

• New Deal

• Real Deal

• Square Deal

Direct talks FDR held with the American people to let them know his plan

• Fireside Chats

• IG Chat

• Radio Talks

closing the remaining banks before bank runs could put them out of business

• Bank Holiday

• Bank Run

• Margin Call

Program that provided aid to people with disabilities and pensions for retired workers

• Social Security

• Civilian Conservation Corps

• Works Progress Administration