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star
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October 29, 1929 is known as?
Black Tuesday
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Name one factor that contributed to the Dust Bowl.
overfarming
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The New Deal and the Progressive Era are similar in that they wanted to limit government protection of its citizens. True or False?
False - wanted to expand protection of citizens.
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President Hoover supported government intervention and programs to help with the economic troubles. True or False?
False
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Where did many migrant workers from the Dust Bowl in the Midwest migrate to?
California
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What was the New Deal?
A series of laws and programs to help end the Great Depression
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What decade did the majority of the Great Depression occur?
1930s
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Why did many people in the Great Depression live in makeshift towns, or ""Hoovervilles" as depicted in the photograph?
They had lost their money and their homes.
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What was the risky investing practice that ultimately led to the stock market crash?
Buying stocks on margin rather that paying full price
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A group of WWI veterans demanding their promised bonus be paid early was called what?
The "Bonus Army"
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This is a period in the business cycle where there is reduced economic activity.
Recession
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Free trade agreements were a major cause of the Great Depression. True or False?
False
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Why did people like those in the picture have to line up for free food in the 1930s?
the Great Depression left many without jobs or money
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