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| a belief in self-reliance and free competition |
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| a nickname for the 1920's |
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| a situation in which people are purchasing fewer goods than the economy is purchasing |
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| an era of hightened creativity among African American writers, artists, and musicians in Harlem, NY in the 1920's |
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| period of economic hardship during the 1930's in the US and in other countries |
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| President Roosevelt's plan to get out of the Great Depression |
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| a financial crisis where a lot of customers withdraw their money at the same time |
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| a federal program put in place to help people with food, housing, and medical expenses |
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| Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation |
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| an area in the Great Plains that suffered drought and wind erosion during the 1930s |
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| JFK's domestic program from 1961-1963 |
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| a situation where more goods are being produced than people can buy |
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| a person who migrated from the Dust Bowl to California during the Great Depression |
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| Civilian Conservation Corps; developed during the Great Depression to find people jobs |
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| the idea that the free market will regulate itself if the government does not interfere |
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| President Johnson's domestic reform program during the 1960's |
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| shanty-towns that cropped up during the Great Depression |
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| women during the Roaring Twenties who went against society's expectations |
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| a series of unauthorized raids that arrested 6,000 radicals during the 1930's without evidence |
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| a ban on the production and sale of alcoholic beverages |
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| an increase between the supply of money and availability of goods and services |
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| radio talks by FDR to raise the morale of the American people |
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| a type of music developed by African Americans in the early 1900's |
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