Question

100 POINTS

1. Decribe the impact of the Great Depression as discussed on Unit 2, lesson 3, slides 4-6? Provide at least 3 examples from 3 different groups.
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5 points

This is a required question
2. Using Unit 2, lesson 5, slide 2, explain the public responses. Give at least two examples.
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5 points
3. Explain the overall impacts described on Unit 3, lesson 5, slide 4. of the New Deal policies? Provide at least one example for each group.
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5 points
4. Using Unit 3, lesson 5, slide 5-6, Explain the support given to women and minorities. Provde at least two examples of actions taken while in the White House.
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5 points
5. What economic practices led to the stock market crash of 1929?
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3 points
Stock speculation
Increase in worker hours
Over production
Purchasing on credit
6. What policy led the Great Depression to become an international crisis?
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1 point
Rugged Individualism
Protectionism
Progressivism
Isolationism
7. How did Herbert Hoover suggest businesses support the economy?
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1 point
Encouraged businesses to keep workers employed.
Encouraged businesses to hire new workers.
Encouraged businesses to open soup kitchens.
Encouraged businesses to sell all their inventory.
8. Which of the following demonstrations were held during the Depression Era?
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1 point
Million Man March
Vietnam War Protest
Bonus Army
9. Which of the following cases was an example of the racial inequality and injustice evident in society during the 1930s?
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1 point
Brown vs Mississippi
Nebbia vs New York
Scottsboro Boys trial
Grovey vs Townsend
10. What unwise farming practice led to the Dust Bowl?
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1 point
Leaving plots of land fallow.
Pollination management.
Stripping land of native grasses.
Over watering.
11. When topsoil blew from Oklahoma to Washington DC, the dust cloud was dubbed a _______________________.
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0 points
Black Cloud
Black Snow
Black Death
Black Blizzard
12. Why did the public see the Agricultural Adjustment Act as a corrupt version of capitalism?
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1 point
The act drove up prices by eliminating crops and livestock.
The act caused millions of acres of farm land to land fallow.
The act did not bring relief to small farmers and sharecroppers.
The act increased the price of agricultural goods.
13. What program set the federal minimum wage, established the 40-hour work week, and outlawed child labor?
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1 point
NRA
NIRA
NHA
NLRA
14. What was Roosevelt's response to the Supreme Court overturning New Deal policies?
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1 point
Limiting the number of conservatives on the court.
Increasing the number of progressives on the court through court packing.
He created the Second New Deal.
He challenged the Supreme Court due to Checks and Balances.
15. The establishment of this agency brought jobs to many unemployed American while also bettering the infrastructure throughout the country.
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2 points
CCC
AAA
FSA
WPA
16. How did the Social Securities Act provide a safety net for vulnerable citizens?
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2 points
It provided monthly payments to the elderly in order to supplement their income.
It provided medical coverage to people who are on government assistance.
It provided medical coverage to the elderly.
It provided unemployment insurance to help unemployed people survive until they could get a job.
17. ____________________ is when the president uses money the government does NOT have yet in order to support programs that will improve the country in some way.
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1 point
Federal spending
Deficit spending
Wage policy
Tax and Spend
18. Match the New Deal policy to its purpose:
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3 points
A regional development program on a portion of the Tennessee River that funded a series of flood control dams and brought electrification to the Tennessee River valley. Legislation enacted to direct monetary relief to poor, unemployed Americans A public works program that employed young men to work in rural areas.
CCC
TVA
FERA
CCC
TVA
FERA

Answer 1

The impact of great depression included, production, employment, earnings, and commerce all seeing significant decreases.

Due to the decline in agricultural prices and the devastation of metropolitan centers, agricultural regions and communities suffered the most.

Some other examples of great depression are-

Between 1929 and 1933, real GDP decreased by 29%.

In 1933, unemployment peaked at 25%.

Wholesale prices declined 32%, while consumer prices fell 25%.

Between 1930 and 1933, approximately 7,000 banks—or one-third of the entire banking system—failed.

12,830,000 individuals were jobless during the height of the Depression in 1933, representing 24.9% of the whole workforce.

For those fortunate enough to have preserved their occupations, the average wage decreased 42.5% between 1929 and 1933. That was the worst financial crisis in American history.

Step-by-step explanation: