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GEE Great Depression Game

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Dates of the Great DepressionOctober 29, 1929-December 7, 1941
President when the depression beginsHerbert Hoover
Black TuesdayName given to the day that the stock market crashed
Causes of the Great Depression:1-overproduction, 2-overspeculation 3-protective tariffs, 4-unequal distribution of wealth
Blame it on Hooverpeople blamed President Hoover for their suffering during the depression
Dust Bowlterrible drought in America's bread basket
OakiesPeople that left Oklahoma to find jobs and to escape the Dust Bowl
Franklin Delano Roosevelt (FDR)President that replaced Hoover
New DealFDR's program to bring relief from the Great Depression
FDR's 3 R'srelief, recovery, and reform
alphabet soup programsname given to the New Deal progams
Tennessee Valley Administration (TVA)stopped flooding in the Tennessee Valley and also produced hydroelectricity
Works Progress Administration (WPA)Provided work for men and women-artists, musicians, writers-also built bridges, roads, airports
Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC)Single young men ages 18-25-cleared land, surveyed, built national parks
Agricultural Adjustment Administration (AAA)paid farmers not to plant
Social Security Administration (SSA)retirement insurance, disability payments, aide for widowed and children
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC)Protected bank deposits
Bonus ArmyWWI veterans marched on Washington in hopes of getting their promised pay early
Francis PerkinsFDR appointed her to be his Sec. of Labor-1st woman to serve on a president's cabinet
Black CabinetFDR appointed this cabinet to help him identify the needs of black America
Eleanor RooseveltShe served as FDR's "feet" during the depression and WWII
Huey LongLa. governor who planned to run against FDR for president
Slogans for Huey Long"Every man a king" and "A chicken in every pot"
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporationprotected bank accounts
fireside chatsFDR spoke to the nation via the radio-tried to calm the fears of the people
Brain TrustFDR asked the smartest people for assistance in creating his Alphabet Soup programs


Teacher (retired)
Kentwood High
Kentwood, LA

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