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History of the Americas
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- the AAA paid farmers a -- to reduce the production of production of crops and the number of animals they raised
- putting money down and paying the balance off in installment is called
- they marched on Washington to demand early payment of money promised them
- buying stocks that should raise in price quickly is called
- the percentage of women in workplace grew during the depression
- Bank were a safer place to keep your money than the stock market
- Eleanor Roosevelt was a champion of civil rights
- the regular ups and downs of business in a free-market economy is called the
- -- were a group of mid- western artists that stressed local folk themes and customs
- a makeshift city of homeless people, also called shantytowns
- the-- increased American confidence in banks by insuring deposits up on 2500
- the-- was the name given to the time period in which FDR proposed 15 bills wich became law
- a--- describes a market with an upward trend in stock prices
- a--- is a temporary shutdown of operations
- hover's belief that success comes through individual effort and private enterprise was called
- the- program would empower the government to seize wealth from the rich and guarantee income to all
- October 29, 1929- the day the stock market crashed- is known as
- severely reduced economic activity defines
- the practice of purchasing stock with borrowed money is called
- at a-- friends and neighbors would bid low prices for goods and then give everything back to the farmer