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Bank features surged in the 1920s, particularly affecting small \, rural banks due to the aftermath of the 1920 agriculture shock which combined with over banking, lax regulation, and speculative investments to weaken the financial systems. -
The stock market crash is also known as the Great crash. began in October 24,1929 on black thursday and ended on black Tuesday. -
A public holiday in which banks are legally closed. Banks holidays usually corrispond with federal holidays. -
Herbert was selected as president in 1929. His presidency ended in 1933 -
U.S. law that significantly raised import duties to protect American farmers and manufactures during the early great Depression. It triggered many other countries with trade, it worsened the economy. -
The Scottsboro Boys case involved nine African American teenagers who were falsely accused of raping two white women in Alabama in 1931. -
The Bonus Army was a march on Washington D.C. in 1932 by thousands of ww1 veterans demanding immediate payment of promised war bonus. -
President Roosevelt delivered his first fireside chat, on the emergency banking act eight days after taking office in 1933. -
Was created in 1933 by the banking act of 1933.This was signed into law by president Roosevelt. -
Roosevelt's presidency started in 1933. His presidency ended in 1945 -
Established the FHA to simulate home building and homeowner ship during the Great depression by providing mortgage insurance to lenders. -
Also known as the Wheeler Howard act was a U.S. federal law aimed at reversing as similation policies and promoting Native Americans self-governance and cultural revitalization. -
The Black Cabinet was an unofficial advisory group of African American federal employees who worked to influence federal policy during President Franklin D. Roosevelt's administration. -
A federal law signed in 1935 by Roosevelt as a part of his New Deal program. -
A period of severe dust storms in the American and Canadian prairies in the 1930s -
Makeshift shanteytowns that sprung up across the U.S. during the Great Depression.Most made out of cardboard.