Great Depression Trivia

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Test your knowledge of the 1930s economy.

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Great Depression Trivia


Froggy Jumps Great Depression TriviaVersion en ligne Test your knowledge of the 1930s economy. par Alex Cassels 1 What was Black Tuesday? a A long bull market day b The stock market crash of 1929 c A day of government bailouts 2 What is a Bank Run? a Many people withdraw their money fearing bank collapse b Bank employees run to work c Banks run out of cash for loans 3 Who led the U.S. through the New Deal era? a Franklin D. Roosevelt b Herbert Hoover c Dwight D. Eisenhower 4 What were Hoovervilles? a New Deal settlements b Government housing projects c Makeshift shanty towns named after Hoover 5 What is a Bank Failure? a Banks run out of money and close, losing savers' funds b Banks expand services c Banks merge with firms 6 What is the Stock Market? a A place to borrow money b A government tax office c A place to buy and sell shares of companies 7 During which decade did the Great Depression mainly occur? a The 1950s b The 1920s c The 1930s 8 Which president favored limited-government economics during the Depression? a Harry S. Truman b Franklin D. Roosevelt c Herbert Hoover 9 What was the New Deal? a A military alliance b A new tax treaty c A set of programs to revive the economy 10 What does the Great Depression describe? a A financial boom in the 1930s b A long economic downturn in the 1930s c A short recession in the 1940s 11 An economic policy of minimal government interference in business and markets; associated with Hoover’s early response to the Depression. a Laissez-faire b The New Deal c Tennessee Valley Authority 12 A New Deal program that built dams and power plants in the Tennessee Valley to control flooding, produce electricity, and improve the economy. a TVA (Tennessee Valley Authority) b The Social Security Act c Laissez-faire 13 A period in the 1930s when severe drought and poor farming practices turned Great Plains soil into dust, causing devastating dust storms and crop failures. a Dust Bowl b The Jazz Age c The Industrial Revolution 14 The three main goals of the New Deal: Relief for the needy, Recovery of the economy, and Reform of the financial system to prevent future crises. a Relief, Recovery, Reform b Produce, Persevere, Persuade c Change, Charge, Choose 15 A 1933 New Deal law that allowed the government to inspect banks and reopen those considered safe, restoring public confidence. a Emergency Banking Act b Laissez-faire c Hoovervilles 16 A 1935 New Deal law that created retirement benefits and unemployment insurance, and provided aid to families in need. a Social Security Act b Laissez-faire c Emergency Banking Act 17 A large region of flat grassland in central North America where the Dust Bowl occurred. a Great Plains b The Northeast c Deep South 18 A long period with little or no rain, leading to dry conditions and crop failure. a Drought b Monsoon c Hurricane Season

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Great Depression TriviaVersion en ligne

par Alex Cassels

What was Black Tuesday?

What is a Bank Run?

Who led the U.S. through the New Deal era?

What were Hoovervilles?

What is a Bank Failure?

What is the Stock Market?

During which decade did the Great Depression mainly occur?

Which president favored limited-government economics during the Depression?

What was the New Deal?

What does the Great Depression describe?

An economic policy of minimal government interference in business and markets; associated with Hoover’s early response to the Depression.

A New Deal program that built dams and power plants in the Tennessee Valley to control flooding, produce electricity, and improve the economy.

A period in the 1930s when severe drought and poor farming practices turned Great Plains soil into dust, causing devastating dust storms and crop failures.

The three main goals of the New Deal: Relief for the needy, Recovery of the economy, and Reform of the financial system to prevent future crises.

A 1933 New Deal law that allowed the government to inspect banks and reopen those considered safe, restoring public confidence.

A 1935 New Deal law that created retirement benefits and unemployment insurance, and provided aid to families in need.

A large region of flat grassland in central North America where the Dust Bowl occurred.

A long period with little or no rain, leading to dry conditions and crop failure.