What place is being described in the following story?
Our new living quarters were nothing like I've ever lived in before. The walls were made of disposable items. There wasn't any running water. And all my 'neighbors' are roaming around like ghosts. How could I go from a beautiful home to this? 

What government program (initials are fine) is being described in the following story?
I had to drop out of high school. I had dreams to go to college, but we couldn't even figure out where our next meal was gonna come from. Then, on my way to town I saw a sign that said 'FREE ROOM AND BOARD...WORK OUTDOORS AND SEND MONEY HOME!'. After seeing this, I couldn't resist. I signed up. 

Who is being described in the following story?
He was shocked with what happened to the country. He never imagined the presidency like this. He thought 'rugged individualism' was going to solve its own problems. Little did he know that this was only the beginning of something terrible. 

What event is being described in the following story?
It was chaotic. People shouting 'SELL' over and over, but nobody was buying. In all my years on Wall St., I've never seen anything like this. Not a single broker wanted to buy and everyone wanted to sell. It was mass hysteria.  

What term is being described in the following story?
He needed to convince America that he had a plan. He had to come up with a catchy phrase to describe how he promises to fix the Great Depression. Should it be called 'The Fresh Start'?... No, that sounds weird. Hmm...what could we call this?

What term is being described in the following story?
I didn't have more than 50 bucks. But the Stock Market was doing so well. Maybe I could take out a loan to invest more than my 50 bucks. There's no way any of this can go wrong. All I have to do is sell when the prices rise and then I will make a serious profit. 

Which government program is being described in the story?
We kept getting flooded. It was as if the water wouldn't stop. It was destroying our land. I heard Roosevelt was going to do something about all of the flooding. Even give us electricity!

The Great Depression began after the affluence of the Roaring 20s and lasted from ______ to ______.

Many Americans experienced complete economic disaster and could not afford the basic essentials during the Great Depression.

The Stock Market Crash in ____________________ led to MASSIVE losses for almost everyone with stocks.

The Stock Market Crash weakened the _______________ of the U.S., leading to many closures and loss of deposits.

Many historians and economists agree that _____________, or the creation of too many consumer items and not enough money to purchase them worsened the Depression.

Another major problem that led to the Great Depression was the "uneven distribution of income," or the fact that a very small % of Americans were wealthy while 2/3 made less than $2,500/year.

Many American consumers who had been paying with credit on _____________ plans, had to reduce spending, hurting the economy overall. 

Which New Deal agency provided employment for individuals like the man in the photo?

The situation shown in this photograph occurred in which region?

A major difference between Hoover and FDR in responding to the Great Depression is that FDR

What was the main reason for the emergence of “Hoovervilles” like the one shown in the photo?

The New Deal of President FDR attempted to address the problem shown in the photograph by

During the 1920s, which economic trend helped cause the Great Depression?

The conditions shown in the photograph were

The (CCC) and the (WPA) were both New Deal programs developed to address the problem of

What was the goal of President Roosevelt's policies of the First New Deal?

This famous Georgia author wrote the best selling novel “Gone with the Wind.” The novel is about life in the south during and after the Civil War. In 1939, it was turned into one of the top selling movies of all time.

This African-American became to first athlete to win 4 gold medals at the Olympic Games in 1936.

While most people didn't have money to spend on cultural events, this musician kept jazz popular in the 1930s.

Hundreds of thousands of people couldn’tfind jobs during the great depression. Many people who couldn’t find work couldn’t affordto buy food so they had to go to____________________.

Which of the following was NOT a problem facing the United States from 1929-1939?

Which of the following was not a cause of the Dust Bowl?

This program hired young men ages 18-26 who were unemployed and paid them to work mostly on outdoor projects such as national parks and planting trees (helped to prevent erosion which was prevalent because of over farming).

This New Deal program built dams, which provided hydroelectric power to Tennessee, northern Georgia, northern Alabama and the whole river valley. Thousands of men were also employed to build the dams. This also helped the economy because electricity helped businesses in the area.

This program provided jobs for millions of Americans, who were given the task of building roads, bridges, parks, airports and a plethora of other public facilities.

What was the "New Deal" of the 1930s?

The TVA is significant because it hired people to 

Which of the following best describes Black Tuesday?

________________ wrote The Grapes of Wrath, the story of a family of farmers forced to move in search of work

The _____________ employed more than 8.5 million people from 1935 to 1943, building roads, bridges, and airports.