| A | B |
|---|
| run on the banks | mass withdrawal of money from banks |
| sound | solid or stable |
| the right | conservative faction of the government |
| the left | the liberal faction of the government |
| recovery | an economic improvement from a recession |
| balanced budget | a balance of government funds in New Deal |
| deficit | a shortage of funds |
| unconstitutional | not permitted by the constitution |
| landslide | a large percentage of votes |
| dictator | an authoritarian ruler with TOTAL power |
| totalitarian government | government in which one party controls all political power |
| isolationist | person who believed the U.S. should not get involved i |
| internationalist | person who wanted the U.S. to intervene on behalf of the Allies |
| Lend-Lease Law | allowed the U.S. to sell, lend, or lease war materials to Great Britain 1941 |
| Newly elected President Roosevelt | pledged a "new deal" for America |
| 4-day bank holiday | This was to stop a "run on the banks" |
| Emergency Banking Relief Act | Allow banks to be examined before reopening |
| FDIC(Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation" | Insures the money people deposit in banks |
| CCC, PWA | Example of putting people to work so they would have money for food/shelter |
| TVA (Tennessee Valley Authority) | built dams and power plants for cheap electricity |
| court packing | Adding judges to Supreme Court to advance certain ideas |
| The Supreme court declared the AAA and NRA as _______. | unconstitutional |
| 2 groups not treated fairly under New Deal programs | Women, African Americans |
| Group of African Americans named to adivse the president | the Black Cabinet |
| Kellogg-Briand Act | outlawed war |
| Hitler | Dictator of Germany |
| Mussolini | Dictator of Italy |
| During the 1930s, some ___ came to power in Europe | dictators |
| Roosevelt won the 1936 election in _ _____. | a landslide |
