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5 Written Questions

5 Matching Questions

  1. two and a half times
  2. the employment of married women
  3. Customers rush to the bank to withdraw their savings, either in gold or in notes not issued by their home bank.
  4. stagnation theorists
  5. adherence to the principles of white supremacy, racial segregation, and a plantation economy
  1. a By 1931, how much larger was the unemployment rate for black women compared to that of white women?
  2. b What happens in a "bank panic"?
  3. c What was implied by the term "Jim Crow South"?
  4. d In the late 1930s, what was the popular talk about "pin money" meant to discourage?
  5. e What name is given to the theorists who attribute the crisis of the 1930s to a lack of economic vibrancy caused by fundamental barriers to growth?

5 Multiple Choice Questions

  1. American exports account for _____ percent of GDP in the early 1930s.
  2. For which European country did Herbert Hoover organize food relief during World War I?
  3. Which amendment to the US Constitution prohibited the sale and distribution of alcohol nationwhide?
  4. According to Harper's Magazine, by the end of the 1920s who had been added to Wall Street's "hard-boiled knights"?
  5. Which two factors changed the American perspective on youth and fostered a "youth culture"?

5 True/False Questions

  1. Real Estate AdvertisementsWhat made the 504-page Miami Daily News the largest newspaper issue in history?

          

  2. postage stampEconomists who believe that deflation results from a decline in the stock of money are called

          

  3. Collapse of the stock and financial marketsWhat is the focus of most short-run causation theories for the Great Depression?

          

  4. John Kenneth GalbraithWhich 1950s economist blamed interference in the unregulated market for the Great Crash?

          

  5. MGMAmerican exports account for _____ percent of GDP in the early 1930s.