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6. This woman transformed the role of the First Lady by involving herself in politics and women’s rights. A 100

7. Eleanor Roosevelt A 100

8. This man became Commissioner of Indian Affairs under FDR and worked on the Indian New Deal. A 200

9. John Collier A 200

10. This woman was FDR’s secretary of labor and the first woman to serve in the Cabinet. A 300

11. Frances Perkins A 300

12. This man called for a system of government pensions for retired people over 60. A 400

13. Francis Townsend A 400

14. This president jumped into action at the start of his presidency, ordering a four- day bank holiday immediately. A 500

15. FDR A 500

16. This president believed that it was up to business executives and local governments to fix the economy, rather than the federal government. B 100

17. Herbert Hoover B 100

18. This group often abandoned their families either in search of work or in shame for being jobless and unable to support the family. B 200

19. Fathers B 200

20. This author wrote about the Dust Bowl in the classic novel, The Grapes of Wrath. B 300

21. John Steinbeck B 300

22. This singer was refused her right to perform at a hall by the Daughters of the American Revolution organization. B 400

23. Marian Anderson B 400

24. This friend of Eleanor Roosevelt’s became the top- ranking African-American in the government. B 500

25. Mary LcLeod Bethune B 500

26. John Collier’s Indian New Deal tried to do all the following, except: A.build monuments for famous chiefs B.hired Native Americans for building projects. C.stop sales of Indian lands D.put reservations under Indian control C 100

27. B. Build monuments for famous-chiefs C 100

28. The _______ guaranteed workers’ rights to organize the Unions and prohibited unfair business practices, such as firing union members: A. Dust Bowl B. FDIC C. Wagner Act D. New Deal C 200

29. C. Wagner Act C 200

30. All of the following were goals of the New Deal, except: A.Reforms to prevent future depressions B.High taxation of the rich C.Economic recovery D.Relief for the jobless C 300

31. B. high taxation of the rich C 300

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33. Why are there very few pictures or films of FDR in his wheelchair? C 400

34. -He did not want to appear weak or incapable of running a powerful country like the United States - He didn’t want to be misjudged for his disability. C 400

35. List 2 reasons in support of the New Deal, and 2 reasons against it. C 500

36. In Support: -Employed millions -ended banking crisis -reformed stock market -Saved poor people from losing jobs -improved working conditions -preserved land -brought electricity to rural America Against: -Too much power to federal government -threatens individual freedom/free enterprise -thought government should interfere with economy as little as possible -thought it would add to nation’s debt C 500

37. One big issue during the Great Depression was that many companies’ ______ was larger than their _______. D 100

38. supply, demand D 100

39. How did the Great Depression affect families? D 200

40. -fathers abandoned families -poverty -health problems D 200

41. Many people relied on _____________ kitchens for food. D 300

42. soup D 300

43. People that were lucky enough to keep their jobs still faced what issues at work? D 400

44. Slashed hours and wages D 400

45. Why were many Mexicans deported from the United States during the Great Depression? D 500

46. Jobless whites felt that they were competition for the few jobs that were available. D 500

47. This was the day when the stock market crashed in 1929. E 100

48. Black Tuesday E 100

49. Many European countries that owed the U.S.A. money after WWI had to ___________ on their loans, or fail to pay them back. E 200

50. Default E 200

51. This was the nickname for communities of run-down shacks where homeless people lived during Herbert Hoover’s presidency. E 300

52. Hoovervilles E 300

53. This organization funded critical businesses, such as banks, insurance companies, and railroads. E 400

54. Reconstruction Finance Company E 400

55. This was a group of over 20,000 WWI veterans that marched into Washington, D.C. demanding to have their $1000 bonus early. E 500

56. Bonus Army E 500

57. This was the disease that FDR was unfortunately stricken with. F 100

58. Polio F 100

59. This organization was responsible for the creation of New York’s Lincoln Tunnel, as well as Florida Key’s West Highway. F 200

60. Public Works Administration F 200

61. The nickname for ruined farm families that migrated West, usually from Oklahoma. F 300

62. Okies F 300

63. A tax that removes money directly from worker’s paychecks. F 400

64. Payroll Tax F 400

65. The right of a union to negotiate wages and benefits for all of its members. F 500

66. Collective Bargaining F 500

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68. -What was the Dust Bowl? -How did the Dust Bowl affect farmland? -How did the Dust Bowl affect families? -What were “Black Blizzards”? Click on screen to continue

69. -Five years of gigantic dust storms swirling across land. -Destroyed farmland, blew soil away, and dried everything out. -Many had to abandon farms and migrate west -Black Blizzards were very dark- buried fences, seeped into homes, and killed many. Click on screen to continue

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