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| an organized system for buying and selling shares, or blocks of investments,in corporations |
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| failed to meet loan payments |
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| when banks broke down and depositors lost their money |
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| federal spending on projects such as highways, parks, and libraries--to create new jobs |
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| programs, giving needy people gov't jobs |
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| moving from place to place to harvest fruits and vegetables |
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| a political idea that the cuntry is more important than the people and is headed by a dictator |
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| payment, for older, retired people |
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| payments to people who lost their jobs |
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| leaders who control their nations by force |
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| state, leaders crush all opposition and try to totally control all areas of society |
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| was a popular name for shanty towns built by homeless people during the Great Depression |
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| president during the Great Depression. |
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| WW1 vets that marched to Washington D.C. to demand their money. |
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| FDRS wife and partner in his public and political life. |
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| Roosevelt's new econmic programs approved by Congress. |
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| FDR's program to help put people back in to work and to stabalize the economy |
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