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Great Depression & New Deal: Historic Terms 2

Textbook: 650 - 683
Barrons: 289 - 314

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national debthow much money the country owes
national economyhow much money the country makes, or is losing
nonpartisanpeople working together regardless of the political party they belong to
overexpansion of creditwhen people borrow more money than they can possibly afford to pay back
overinflatedprices rise too high things cost too much
overproductionmore things are made, than are actually being bought - prices drop
plowing under growing cropsfarmers destroy crops to reduce the supply on the market ... keeps prices up
political affiliationthe party you below to: Democrat of Republican
political philosophywhat you think Government should be or should do
principlethe basic part of - your belief
private propertypeople own a piece of land
prosperity is right around the cornerthings will get better soon
proteststo speak out against something
public policywhat Government officials speak about/ how they do it
public sentimenthow the average person feels about something
public welfarewhen the Government helps people with housing & medical care
public works programsthings the Government does to help people - sets up clinics, creates jobs
"pump priming"when the Government spends money to start a program/ get a business going
recessionprices increases & wages do not - felt, but not severe
reforestationplanting more trees in an area
reparationswhen a country repays money it either owes, or for damage it caused
revenuemoney
shacksslums, cardboard boxes that people live in
Shantytownsrows of slums, a lot of them - creates pollution, very easy for diseases to start & spread
sit down strikesan example of non-violent protests
Social Securitymoney taken from your pay so you will have money when you retire (you get a monthly check)
social welfare programsthe Government helps people out: Food Stamps, clinics (allows access to doctors)
socialismthe government controls & operates key industries such as electricity, water, medical,
soil conservationtrees are planted so good soil won't blow away
soil erosiongood soil is blown away


Jim Joyce

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