Dust Bowl

1. New Deal Hooverville Relief Dust Bowl FDR’s plan to end the Great Depression; Included the 3 R’s to fix the economy Place where homeless people lived during the Depression; Shantytowns One of the 3 R’s of the New Deal; Created to help people get money/charity Part of the United States that suffered sever dust storms during the Great Depression Bread line Recovery Franklin D. Roosevelt Black Tuesday A way that people affected by the Depression received food from charities One of the 3 R’s of the New Deal; Created to provide jobs and start the flow of consumer demand October 29, 1929; The day of the stock market crash where billions of dollars were lost President during the Depression and WWII; Created the New Deal Reform Hoover Dam Bank Runs Herbert Hoover A public works project created by President Hoover One of the 3 R’s of the New Deal; Created to fix permanent problems with the economy As the stock market crashed and banks suffered, people “ran” to get their money President at the beginning of the Depression; Believed in “rugged individualism”

2. Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Bonus Army Works Progress Administration New Deal Program created to protect peoples’ deposits in banks Group of WWI veterans who protested because they were not given their promised payments New Deal Program that gave jobs to create public works and to artists (actors, writers, etc.) Fireside Chat Tennessee Valley Authority Social Security Act Radio broadcasts by FDR; Used to inform citizens about the state of the economy New Deal law created to provide assistance to the elderly New Deal program created to provide services to rural areas (e.g., electricity) Securities & Exchange Commission Civilian Conservation Corps New Deal program created to fix problems with the stock market/investment New Deal program created to provide people with jobs and promote environmental conservation