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Understanding the Vocabulary of the Great Depression and New Deal

This vocabulary guide covers essential terms related to the Great Depression and the New Deal, foundational concepts in U.S. history. Key terms include "Prosperity," "Black Tuesday," "Hoovervilles," "Dust Bowl," and significant figures such as Franklin D. Roosevelt and John Steinbeck. Each term is critical for understanding the economic challenges of the era, responses through policy, and their lasting impact on American society. This resource is invaluable for students studying American history and economics, providing clarity on complex themes and terminology.

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Understanding the Vocabulary of the Great Depression and New Deal

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  1. Goal 9b Vocabulary

  2. COPY YOUR VOCABULARYGreat Depression New Deal VocabularyDue Tuesday • Prosperity • Warren G Harding • Calvin Coolidge • Herbert Hoover • Speculation • Black Tuesday • Business cycle • Great Depression • Hawley-Smoot Tariff • John M Keynes • Destitution • Breadline • Hoovervilles • Cesar Chavez • Dust Bowl • Okies • Depression • Repatriation • Localsim • Trickledown economics • Bonus army • Douglas Macarthur • John Steinbeck • Franklin D Roosevelt • New Deal • Fireside chats • Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation • Social Security Act • Wagner Act • Collective Bargaining • Fair Labor Standards Act • Black Deal • Indian New Deal • New Deal Coalition • Welfare State • Federal Art Project

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