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| Secretary of Commerce and became republican candidate for president in 1928 |
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| Bought by investors and it was buying and selling stocks in the hope of making a quick profit |
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| They Paid a small part of a stock's price as a down payment and borrowed the rest. |
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| Investors sold 16.4 million shares of stock at prices much lower than they had been selling for a month earlier |
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| Plunge in stock market price and it was the first event of a terrible economic depression. |
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| Lasted form 1929 to World War II |
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| Government-founded projects th build some federal money to give to states, cities, and towns. |
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| When thousands of veterans poured into Washington demanding bonuses they never received |
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| Franklin Delano Roosevelt |
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| A name for Roosevelt's radio broadcasts in which he explained his policies. |
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| The First hundred days, from March 9 to mid- June 1933, Franklin Roosevelt. |
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The law passed during the Hundred Days and had tree major goals
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| for the hungry and jobless |
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| for agriculture and industry |
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| to change the way the economy worked |
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| A law, passed in 1935, that required workers to and employers to make payments into a fund, from which they dray a pension after they retired. |
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| A set of programs passed in 1935 |
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| using borrowed money to fund government programs. |
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| Dust damaged farms across 150,000-square-mile region. |
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| Fist Lady who worked to help poor Americans. |
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| Congress of Industrial Organizations (CIO) |
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| A labor organization that broke away from the American Federation of Labor. |
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| The labor movement used an effective bargaining tactic. |
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| A person who favors government action to bring about social and economic reform. |
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| Favors fewer government controls and more individual freedom in economic reform. |
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