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Chapter 8/9 Vocabulary The Great Depression and New Deal

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1 Chapter 8/9 Vocabulary The Great Depression and New Deal
Ch 8 Sect 1 Ch 9 Section 1 1.Speculation 11.New Deal 2.Black Tuesday Ch 9 Section 2 3.Business cycle 12.Second New Deal Ch 8 sect 2 13.Pump priming 4.Tenant Farmer 14.Wagner Act 5.Dust Bowl 15.Fair Labor Standards Act 6.Okies 16.Court packing 7.Repatriation Ch 9 Section 3 Ch 8 Section 3 17.Black Cabinet 8.Reconstruction Finance Corporation 18.Indian New Deal 19.New Deal Coalition 9.Trickle-down economics 20.Welfare state 10.Bonus Army

2 Chapter 8/9 Vocabulary The Great Depression and New Deal
Ch 8 Sect 1 Ch 9 Section 1 1.Speculation 11.New Deal 2.Black Tuesday Ch 9 Section 2 3.Business cycle 12.Second New Deal Ch 8 sect 2 13.Pump priming 4.Tenant Farmer 14.Wagner Act 5.Dust Bowl 15.Fair Labor Standards Act 6.Okies 16.Court packing 7.Repatriation Ch 9 Section 3 Ch 8 Section 3 17.Black Cabinet 8.Reconstruction Finance Corporation 18.Indian New Deal 19.New Deal Coalition 9.Trickle-down economics 20.Welfare state 10.Bonus Army

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