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Great Depression
Period lasting from 1929 to 1941 in which the U.S economy faltered and unemployment soared
Business cycle
Periodic growth and contraction of the economy
Herbert Hoover
The president during the time of the Great Depression
Stock Market Speculation
Stock Market Crash ( black Tuesday)
October 29, 1929, when stock prices fell sharply in the great crash
Harley Smoot Tariff
Protective tax on imports enacted by congress in 1930 in an effort to counter the nations slide into the great depression
Monetary policy
Controlled by the Federal Reserve system, manipulates the money supply and/or interest rates
Federal Reserve
Franklin Roosevelt
Became the new president that helped America get out of the great depression by making the “New Deal”
New Deal
The government would pay an active role in providing relief, recovery and reform from the great depression
Hooverville
Improvised housing and squatted on property they did not own, like parks or vacant lots
Bonus Army
By 1932 the Veterans wanted to get the bonus early because they needed the money. Protesters did not get their bonus, and were eventually forcefully removed by the US Army in violent confrontation that left 2 people dead
this hurt Hoover’s chance of reelection
National Recovery Administration
Staffed collaboratively with people from both the business side and workers’s side, set prices for consumer goods, production level for companies, and wages and hours for employees
Civilian Conservation Corps
Provided relief to those who have no employment by providing young men with jobs around the country and sending their families money
Works progress administration
Designed to provide jobs for millions of Americans while simultaneously improving the nation’s infrastructure and enriching its cultural landscape
Social Security act
Provided financial security for vulnerable groups, such as elderly, children, and disabled people
Agricultural adjustment act
Raise prices by reducing the supply of farm goods, in other for major farms “domestic allotment”
Securities exchange commission
Federal deposit insurance corporation
National labor relations act; Wagner Act
France’s Perkins
Black Cabinet
Indian New Deal
Welfare State
Fireside Chat