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A long period of rising stock prices |
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Buying stocks at great risk with the anticipation that the price will rise |
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Shantytowns built by hobos during the Great Depression, nicknamed after president Hoover |
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time period of severe dust storms causing majot ecological and agriculture damage |
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First 100 days when FDR was in office when he made the plan for the New Deal |
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FDR's most trusted advisers |
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Projects such as highways, parks, and libraries built with public funds for public use |
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Government practice of spending birriwed money rather than raising taxes. An attempt to boost the economy |
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Radio broadcasts made by FDR to the American people to explain his intiatives |
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When investors pay a part of stock and then borrow the rest from their broker who borrow it from banks. |
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Causes of The Great Depression |
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Over production, banks loaning money to unreliable people, risky investments stock market crash, speculation, too much confidence in the market |
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WWI veterans who protested in Washington D.C for their Bonuses early |
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Roosevelt's plan to bring in more supreme court justices to get the court into his favor |
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Progrma to reduce Agriculture by paying famers to reduce their crop area in hope to higher prices |
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Independent Agency that insured bank deposits up to $2,500 |
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Enforced federal security law and regulated securities industry |
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Program that provided flood conrol and built dams |
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Employed millions of youngmen to help consturct buildings and plant trees |
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Strengthened the federal reserve |
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program that constructed schools, hospitals, railroads and highways |
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