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United States History: The Great Depression

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  • Though there was no one cause, what signaled the beginning of the Great Depression?
    Hoovervilles
    The rise of consumerism
    The Stock Market Crash
    The Dust Bowl
  • By the late 1920s, what changed with American consumers?
    They were buying less.
    They were buying the same amount throughout the decade.
    None of these.
    They were buying more.
  • Which group didn't prosper during the 1920s and suffered more during The Great Depression?
    Bankers
    All of these.
    Farmers
    Engineers
  • What became common in many urban areas so that unemployed citizens could have food?
    Hoovervilles
    All of these.
    Speakeasies
    Soup kitchens
  • True or False: The New Deal ended the Great Depression.
    False.
    True.
  • The shantytowns, which sprung up during the Great Depression, were named after this president.
    President Roosevelt
    President Coolidge
    President Hoover
    President Harding
  • Which invention brought the country together and gave FDR a platform to connect to the people?
    television
    radio
  • President Hoover believed in a ____ approach to government.
    hands off
    hands on
  • Which of the following was a cause of the Great Depression?
    American economic policy with Europe
    Bank failures.
    Demand was low despite factories producing more.
    The farm sector crisis.
  • Which of the following is a lasting legacy of President Roosevelt's New Deal?
    Less government involvement
    The National Security Agency
    More government involvement
    The Central Intelligence Agency
  • Which of the following is a goal from President Roosevelt's New Deal?
    Recession
    Reform
    Relief
    Recovery
  • During the late 1920s, the gap between the rich and the poor...
    shrank drastically.
    continued to expand.
    remained the same.
    All of these.
  • What effect did the Dust Bowl have on American society?
    Many farmers moved to California and other Pacific states.
    Many farmers moved to Kansas and Missouri.
    Many farmers were able to move to Oklahoma.
    Many farmers grew an abundance of crops.