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a downward turn in business activity
recession
drought
relief
welfare
a period of low economic activity and widespread unemployment
a boom
depression
relief
welfare
a place where shares in a corporation are bought and sold through an organized system
federal reserve
depression
stock market
public works
a share in the ownership of a company
pension
relief
credit
stock
person who puts money in a bank
pensioners
creditors
depositors
brokers
to buy stock by paying only a fraction of the stock price and borrowing the rest
on margin
makeshift
on depositor
on subsidy
October 24, 1929, the day of the stock market crash on Wall Street
Black Thursday
Black Sunday
Black Friday
Superbowl Sunday
the ability of a customer to obtain goods or services before payment, based on trust that payment will be made in the future
default
stock
credit
relief
to fail to meet an obligation, especially a financial one
default
makeshift
credit
relief
aid for the needy; welfare
pension
makeshift
credit
relief
projects such as highways, parks, and libraries built with public funds for public use
Hoovervilles
private works
public works
capitol works
shantytowns established by the homeless on the outskirts of the city
Hoovervilles
Roosevelt towns
Okies
subdivisions
a deprived area on the outskirts of a town consisting of large numbers of crude dwellings
shantytowns
uptown
Okies
subdivisions
a special session of Congress that dealt with problems of the Depression
Dust Bowl
Social Security Act
New Deal
Hundred Days
programs that gave needy people government jobs
welfare
pension
work relief
unemployment insurance
payments by the government for a limited period of time to people who have lost their jobs
work relief
unemployment
subsidy
unemployment insurance
occurs when a person who is actively searching for a job but is unable to find work
work relief
unemployment
subsidy
unemployment insurance
a law requiring workers and employers to pay a tax; the money provides a monthly pension for retired people
work relief
Social Security Act
New Deal
unemployment insurance
a new set of programs and reforms launched by Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1935
New Deal
Social Security Act
Second New Deal
Old Deal
the name given to the new laws aimed at relieving the depression which were passed by Congress during the hundred days and months that followed
New Deal
Social Security Act
Second New Deal
Old Deal
a sum paid regularly to a person usually after retirement
work relief
unemployment insurance
pension
credit
state and or federal programs that provide food, money, medical, and other help to those who are jobless and homeless
makeshift
welfare
pension
credit
a person who moves from place to place to find work harvesting fruits and vegetables
homesteader
depositors
creditor
migrant worker
poorly constructed for limited-time use
subsidy
default
makeshift
welfare
families who abandoned their farms in the "Dust Bowl" area and migrated to California to find a better life
work relief
Hoovervilles
Okies
Yankees
a prolonged period of abnormally low rainfall, leading to a shortage of water
flood
drought
subsidy
surplus
the name given to the area of the southern Great Plains severely damaged by droughts and dust storms during the 1930s
Dust Bin
Dry Bowl
Dust Bowl
Great Depression
grant of money from the government to a person or company for an action intended to benefit the public
welfare
subsidy
pension
public works
programs that gave needy people government jobs
pensions
subsidies
credits
work relief
refers to the stock certificate of a particular company
pension
subsidy
share
makeshift
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