| A | B |
|---|
| ended Prohibition | 21st amendment |
| elected president in 1928 | Hoover |
| speculation | high risk invesments for a quick profit |
| shantys where homeless poeple lived | hooverville |
| dust bowl | region of the Great Plains where drought and wind storms occurred |
| what the Bonus Army wanted | early payment of a bonus |
| what the Bonus Army got | driven out by the army |
| elected president in 1932 | FDR |
| what FDR promised the American people | A New Deal |
| called to give time for the panic to die | bank holiday |
| primary goal of the New Deal | put people back to work |
| worst year of the depression | 1932 |
| guarantees bank deposits | Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation |
| provided funds for local relief | Federal Emergency Relief Administration |
| built roads, bridges, airports | Civil Works Administration |
| employed young, unmarried men for conservation work | Civilian Conservation Corps |
| wanted to share the wealth | Huey Long |
| controlled looding and provided jobs and electricity | Tennessee Valley Authority |
| paid farmers to not grow certain crops | Agricultural Adjustment Administration |
| first woman cabinet member | Francis Perkins |
| New Deal programs found to be "unconstitutional" | AAA and NRA |
| affirmes the right of unions to bargain collectively among other rights | National Labor Relations Act (Wagner Act) |
| provided a pension fpr the elderly and disabled | Social Security Act |
| elected in 1936 | FDR |
| New Deal radio critic | Father Charles Coughlin |
| why FDR wanted to "pack the court" | beacuse the Supreme Court was declaring New Deal programs unconstitutional |
| according to FDR, the only thing we had to fear | fear itself |
| the New Deal causesd a sharp increase in this | the national debt |
| when laborers stop wprk but refuse to leave | sit down strike |
| Roosevelt's unofficial advisors that helped form New Deal policy | brain trust |
