The Great Depression and The New Deal

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The Great Depression and The New Deal Created by Educational Technology Network. www.edtechnetwork.com 2009

You will be given the answer. You must give the correct question. Jeopardy Choose a category. You will be given the answer. You must give the correct question. Click to begin.

Cartoons, Pictures, and Graphs The Great Depression FDR Dust Bowl New Deal and the 1930s Cartoons, Pictures, and Graphs 10 20 30 40 50

A 12-year economic and social disaster Question 1 - 10 A 12-year economic and social disaster

Answer 1 – 10 The Great Depression

This picture is showing Question 1 - 20 This picture is showing

Answer 1 – 20 Banking Crisis

Many people moved into these because they had no where else to go Question 1 - 30 Many people moved into these because they had no where else to go

Answer 1 – 30 Hoovervilles

Question 1 - 40 A group that settled in Washington D.C. looking to collect their bonuses early

Answer 1 – 40 Bonus Army

Many people blamed this person for the Great Depression Question 1 - 50 Many people blamed this person for the Great Depression

Answer 1 – 50 Herbert Hoover

His plan to get the United States out of the Great Depression Question 2 - 10 His plan to get the United States out of the Great Depression

Answer 2 – 10 New Deal

Question 2 - 20 Chats that FDR gave to try and give Americans confidence back into banks and the United States economy

Answer 2 – 20 Fireside Chats

FDR suffered from _____, which put him into a wheelchair Question 2 - 30 FDR suffered from _____, which put him into a wheelchair

Answer 2 – 30 Polio

What is this Cartoon representing Question 2 - 40 What is this Cartoon representing

FDR’s court packing plan Answer 2 – 40 FDR’s court packing plan

Who is this, and what is their relation to FDR Question 2 - 50 Who is this, and what is their relation to FDR

Eleanor Roosevelt (FDR’s Wife) Answer 2 – 50 Eleanor Roosevelt (FDR’s Wife)

The Dust Bowl had an impact in this part of the country Question 3 - 10 The Dust Bowl had an impact in this part of the country

Mid-West, Middle, Great Plains Answer 3 – 10 Mid-West, Middle, Great Plains

Question 3 - 20 A cause of the Dust Bowl was that farmers removed this which helped to hold the soil in place

Answer 3 – 20 Top Layer of Sod

Question 3 - 30 A cause for the Dust Bowl was a lack of rain in the region….also known as a

Answer 3 – 30 drought

Question 3 - 40 People known as _______ left their farms and moved west in search of a better life

Answer 3 – 40 Okies

Question 3 - 50 This is a picture of

Black Blizzard, Dust Storm Answer 3 – 50 Black Blizzard, Dust Storm

Question 4 - 10 Many people went to see movies like King Kong during the Great Depression in order to

Escape the problems of everyday life Answer 4 – 10 Escape the problems of everyday life

Question 4 - 20 One lasting change of the New Deal is this, which provides pensions to retired people

Answer 4 – 20 Social Security

Question 4 - 30 The Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC), Works Progress Administration (WPA), and Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) were all part of

Answer 4 – 30 The New Deal

This act guaranteed workers the right to organize unions Question 4 - 40 This act guaranteed workers the right to organize unions

Answer 4 – 40 Wagner Act

Question 4 - 50 People would listen to these dramas on the radio, which were sponsored by soap companies

Answer 4 – 50 Soap Operas

Famous child star of the 1930s Question 5 - 10 Famous child star of the 1930s

Answer 5 – 10 Shirley Temple

Question 5 - 20 This map shows

The area of the U.S. affected by the Dust Bowl Answer 5 – 20 The area of the U.S. affected by the Dust Bowl

According to the graph, which was the worst year for unemployment Question 5 - 30 According to the graph, which was the worst year for unemployment

Answer 5 – 30 1933

This cartoon is showing Question 5 - 40 This cartoon is showing

FDR trying to control the Supreme Court Answer 5 – 40 FDR trying to control the Supreme Court

This painting is depicting Question 5 - 50 This painting is depicting

Okies leaving the Dust Bowl Answer 5 – 50 Okies leaving the Dust Bowl