TCAT; Stormy Weather (1929-1936)
1. In May 1932 the Bonus Army March saw ______veterans march on Washington. What did they want? ______. President Hoover ordered the camps ______.
2. US Steel laid off ______workers. There were ______bank failures by 1932. How many unemployed? ______
3. People blamed themselves for the mess, and turned to the radio. Shows like ______and ______took their attention away from problems.
4. A huge dust storm swept across the Great Plains. This became known as the ______; ______square miles of land was destroyed.
Most farmers headed for ______
Homeless men rode around on ______
5. The ______Party gained membership and 100,000 Americans headed to Russia. This was the only time in American history that ______
______
6. How did Hitler use his speeches to sway the people? ______
7. What were Hoovervilles? ______
Hoover Blankets: ______; Hoover Flags?______
8. Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s campaign slogan (what the little girl says): “______”
9. There were ______Americans unemployed by 1933.
10. FDR gave speeches and the people felt that he was talking ______.
“We have nothing to fear ______”
The first 100 days Roosevelt pumped money into the economy by closing & reopening ______and creating ______.
11. What did the CCC (______) do? ______
The pay: ______
12. With a boost from Roosevelt the labor movement got moving.
In 1934 the ______went on strike in San Francisco.
As a result the city shut down for ______- all their demands were met.
By 1934 there were ______strikes.
13. What was Charles Coughlin’s occupation? ______
14. Huey Long was known as ______. He was like Robin Hood in that ______.
He said that everyone deserved a ______, ______, ______.
15. The Second Hundred Days saw all of the following accomplishments:
1. ______
2. ______
3. ______
4. ______
(examples: ______)
16. In Germany the economy picked up because ______.
17. In 1936 the Germans moved troops into the ______. This was in violation of the terms of the ______. The response or policy of England and France was ______