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| The highest import tax in history |
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| Shelters for homeless people during the depression |
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| A span in which the economy grows, and then contracts |
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| Repealed prohibition in 1933 |
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| The day that the stock market crashed, beginning of the Great Depression |
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| Industrial average of the stock prices of major industries |
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| A nickname for the Heartland during the depression and drought |
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| President at the start of the depression, thought that hands-off was better and that the depression would end on its own |
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| A general in the army who would later be in charge of the war in Korea |
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| A British economist who argued that a government's massive spending to help pull a country out of economic crisis |
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| A photographer who documented the Great Depression |
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| Franklin D. Roosevelt (F.D.R.) |
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| The President who pulled the U.S. out of the Great Depression |
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| Wrote about the effects of the Depression on his family |
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| Her husband's greatest advisor |
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