great depression test review

55
Chapters 22 and 23 GREAT DEPRESSION TEST REVIEW

Upload: mckile

Post on 24-Feb-2016

52 views

Category:

Documents


0 download

DESCRIPTION

Great Depression Test Review. Chapters 22 and 23. Causes of the Great depression and assorted terms. Causes of the Great Depression Terms and vocabulary. Partial ownership of a company is called a share of _______. Causes of the Great Depression terms and Vocabulary. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

TRANSCRIPT

Page 1: Great Depression Test Review

Chapters 22 and 23GREAT DEPRESSION

TEST REVIEW

Page 2: Great Depression Test Review

CAUSES OF THE GREAT DEPRESSION

AND ASSORTED TERMS

Page 3: Great Depression Test Review

Partial ownership of a company is called a share

of _______.

CAUSES OF THE GREAT DEPRESSION

TERMS AND VOCABULARY

Page 4: Great Depression Test Review

Making a risky investment decision with hopes of a

quick profit

CAUSES OF THE GREAT DEPRESSION

TERMS AND VOCABULARY

Page 5: Great Depression Test Review

Purchasing a consumer good with an initial down

payment and future scheduled payments

CAUSES OF THE GREAT DEPRESSION

TERMS AND VOCABULARY

Page 6: Great Depression Test Review

Tax on an imported good.

CAUSES OF THE GREAT DEPRESSION

TERMS AND VOCABULARY

Page 7: Great Depression Test Review

Purchasing stock with borrowed money.

CAUSES OF THE GREAT DEPRESSION

TERMS AND VOCABULARY

Page 8: Great Depression Test Review

TRUE OR FALSE?

Page 9: Great Depression Test Review

Artificial manipulation of stock prices by big investors and

overinflated stock prices led to a drastic crash on 10/29/29

TRUE

TRUE OR FALSE?

Page 10: Great Depression Test Review

Overproduction of consumer goods was exacerbated by the great gap between rich

and poor, leaving the poorest unable to fuel the economy.

TRUE

TRUE OR FALSE?

Page 11: Great Depression Test Review

Tariffs were helpful in building American businesses in the 1930s and helped diminish the problems

of the Great Depression.FALSE – tariffs backfired in a

global economy where the US depends on selling goods

overseas and Europe is in debt to US banks due to WWI.

TRUE OR FALSE?

Page 12: Great Depression Test Review

A contributing factor to creating the Great Depression was the high

expenditures of government for aid programs for poor workers.

FALSE – The government does not start with aid programs until FDR becomes president. This a major

transformation of the role of government in American lives.

TRUE OR FALSE?

Page 13: Great Depression Test Review

Hard Sell Advertising was at first good for the economy, but over time people were

persuaded to purchase that which they could not afford.

TRUE

TRUE OR FALSE?

Page 14: Great Depression Test Review

Farmers were able to regulate crop production without

government interference.FALSE – under their own

devices, farmers planted too much, driving prices down.

TRUE OR FALSE?

Page 15: Great Depression Test Review

Banks closed in the early Thirties due to a combination

of lost investments in the market and foreclosed

mortgages that were not paid off.

TRUE

TRUE OR FALSE?

Page 16: Great Depression Test Review

Once the economy started to slow, people’s personal spending cuts had a ripple

effect on their local economies.

TRUE

TRUE OR FALSE?

Page 17: Great Depression Test Review

The Federal Reserve pursued a policy after the 1929 crash that

helped banks with liquidity (cash on hand for customers.)FALSE – Federal Reserve made it harder for banks to get cash which was disastrous for the

banks.

TRUE OR FALSE?

Page 18: Great Depression Test Review

NEW DEAL PROGAMS

Page 19: Great Depression Test Review

Provided a minimal income for the elderly and

disabled

NEW DEAL PROGRAMS

Page 20: Great Depression Test Review

Main purpose was to raise farm prices so farmers

would not go broke.

NEW DEAL PROGRAMS

Page 21: Great Depression Test Review

Regulates the stock market to prevent insider

trading.

NEW DEAL PROGRAMS

Page 22: Great Depression Test Review

Hired single, young men to replant trees and update

national forests and parks.

NEW DEAL PROGRAMS

Page 23: Great Depression Test Review

Insured bank accounts up to $5000 at the time so that people would start saving in banks again.

NEW DEAL PROGRAMS

Page 24: Great Depression Test Review

Provided direct relief in the form of cash for groceries.

NEW DEAL PROGRAMS

Page 25: Great Depression Test Review

Largest peacetime expenditure at the time. A significant portion went to

insuring that America would not miss out on the

Arts.

NEW DEAL PROGRAMS

Page 26: Great Depression Test Review

What does the W in both PWA and CWA stand for?

NEW DEAL PROGRAMS

Page 27: Great Depression Test Review

Created a series of dams in the American Southeast that

diminished floods and provided electricity to an

area that utility companies had been avoiding due to low

profit margins.

NEW DEAL PROGRAMS

Page 28: Great Depression Test Review

Name one of the New Deal programs shut down by

the Supreme Court

NEW DEAL PROGRAMS

Page 29: Great Depression Test Review

GREAT DEPRESSION AND 1930S POP

CULTURE IN GENERAL

Page 30: Great Depression Test Review

What would this be called in 1932?

GENERAL GREAT DEPRESSION AND POP CULTURE

Page 31: Great Depression Test Review

Hoover’s program to promote charity and to convince CEOs to slow down layoffs?

GENERAL GREAT DEPRESSION AND POP CULTURE

Page 32: Great Depression Test Review

These men are part of what group?

GENERAL GREAT DEPRESSION AND POP CULTURE

Page 33: Great Depression Test Review

Hoover’s program to send $2 billion to banks, insurance, and railroads with the hopes that it would trickle down to the workers?

GENERAL GREAT DEPRESSION AND POP CULTURE

Page 34: Great Depression Test Review

FDR’s name for his cabinet of brilliant advisors?

GENERAL GREAT DEPRESSION AND POP CULTURE

Page 35: Great Depression Test Review

What was FDR’s method of delivering information to mass audiences that made them feel that he cares?

GENERAL GREAT DEPRESSION AND POP CULTURE

Page 36: Great Depression Test Review

What was FDR’s first fireside chat all about?

GENERAL GREAT DEPRESSION AND POP CULTURE

Page 37: Great Depression Test Review

Who documented the plight of the poor with

photographs?

GENERAL GREAT DEPRESSION AND POP CULTURE

Page 38: Great Depression Test Review

Who wrote the classic story about the Joad family as they

left the Dust Bowl and headed to California for

better prospects?

GENERAL GREAT DEPRESSION AND POP CULTURE

Page 39: Great Depression Test Review

Who was the radio priest that criticized FDR and broadcast

anti-Semitic messages?

GENERAL GREAT DEPRESSION AND POP CULTURE

Page 40: Great Depression Test Review

Who was the first African American to head up

a New Deal program?

GENERAL GREAT DEPRESSION AND POP CULTURE

Page 41: Great Depression Test Review

Who was the Louisiana governor that criticized FDR

and happened to be assassinated?

GENERAL GREAT DEPRESSION AND POP CULTURE

Page 42: Great Depression Test Review

Who was the fastest man in the world in 1936?

GENERAL GREAT DEPRESSION AND POP CULTURE

Page 43: Great Depression Test Review

Who wrote “This land is Your Land, This Land is My Land”

while being paid by the WPA?

GENERAL GREAT DEPRESSION AND POP CULTURE

Page 44: Great Depression Test Review

What was FDR’s first fireside chat all about?

GENERAL GREAT DEPRESSION AND POP CULTURE

Page 45: Great Depression Test Review

Who is she?

GENERAL GREAT DEPRESSION AND POP CULTURE

Page 46: Great Depression Test Review

HOOVER OR ROOSEVELT?

Page 47: Great Depression Test Review

HOOVER OR ROOSEVELT

Rugged Individualism

Page 48: Great Depression Test Review

HOOVER OR ROOSEVELT

Paralyzed by Polio

Page 49: Great Depression Test Review

HOOVER OR ROOSEVELT

Main aim was work programs and welfare to

get economy going.

Page 50: Great Depression Test Review

HOOVER OR ROOSEVELT

Main aim was getting corporations back on their feet to get economy going.

Page 51: Great Depression Test Review

HOOVER OR ROOSEVELT

Believed in deficit spending to get economy

going

Page 52: Great Depression Test Review

HOOVER OR ROOSEVELT

“Government is to have a limited role in the

economy”

Page 53: Great Depression Test Review

HOOVER OR ROOSEVELT

“the only thing we have to fear, is fear itself.”

Page 54: Great Depression Test Review

HOOVER OR ROOSEVELT

Quietly supported the sit-down strikes.

Page 55: Great Depression Test Review

HOOVER OR ROOSEVELT

Passed more legislative acts in 100 days than any other previous president.