Great Depression Passage Questions

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Great Depression Passage Questions What occurs during a depression? (Cycle of events/characteristics) What occurred during the Stock Market crash of 1929? What are some causes of the Great Depression? Explain them. What happened during the Dust Bowl? What actions did Hoover take during the depression? Were they successful?

New Deal Passage Questions Who becomes president in the 1932 election? What did he promise? What was the New Deal? What did it do? What were the goals of the New Deal (RRR)? What are some programs that come out of this? What was the greatest threat to the New Deal? How did Roosevelt try to deal with it?