EOC Review Competency Goal 9. ____ literary & artistic movement in NYC in the 1920s which expressed “Black is Beautiful.” Harlem Renaissance.

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EOC Review Competency Goal 9

____ literary & artistic movement in NYC in the 1920s which expressed “Black is Beautiful.” Harlem Renaissance

List famous Harlem Renaissance writers: Langston Hughes, Zora Neale Hurston

List famous Harlem Renaissance musicians: Bessie Smith, Louis Armstrong, Duke Ellington

List the 5 causes of the Great Depression: Crisis in the farm sector The availability of easy credit Unequal distribution of income High protective Tariffs Stock market crash

____ This was caused by buying on margin & a massive selling of stock. Stock Market Crash

____ Great Depression president who focused on rugged individualism Herbert Hoover

___ Caused Hoover’s popularity to hit rock bottom Gassing of the Bonus Army

____ Severe drought led to this in the 1930s Dust Bowl

____ Programs enacted by FDR to get the US out of the Great Depression. New Deal

_____ New Deal program which focused on conservation. CCC- Civilian Conservation Corp

____ New Deal program which provided cheap electricity and flood control for a poor region. Tennessee Valley Authority

____ provided pension plans for retired persons, and aid for women with dependent children Social Security

___ New Deal program which provided insurance for bank accounts. Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

List 3 New Deal programs which are still around today. Social Security, Securities & Exchange Commission, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation