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Black Tuesday – October 29, 1929 is the day that the stock market crashed  \n3. Bonus Army – 20,000 World War I veterans who were promised a bonus of $1,000 tobe paid by 1945; wanted immediate payment and marched on Washington ; the U.S. Army was called in break up the protest  \n4. default – failure to repay a loan  \n5. deficit spending – when the government spends more money then it collects in taxes  \n6. Dust Bowl – at the beginning of the Great Depression a drought hits the Midwest lasting 5 years and causing massive crop failures and devastating dust storms, many Midwesterners are displaced and forced to move in search of work  \n7. Eleanor Roosevelt – FDR’s wife who works tirelessly on her husband’s behalf and fights for racial and gender equality  \n8. fireside chat – weekly radio addresses given by FDR to reassure the country during the Great Depression  \n9. Franklin D. Roosevelt – President of the United States during the Great Depression and for most of World War II, his New Deal programs are credited with helping to pull the United States out of depression  \n10. Great Depression – 12 year economic and social disaster that begins in the United States and eventually spreads around the world  \n11. Hoovervilles – makeshift towns of homeless people displaced by the Great Depression, named after Herbert Hoover who was president when the Depression begins  \n12. Hundred Days – the first 100 days ofFDR’s presidency, this is when he enacted many of his New Deal programs  \n13. infrastructure – underlying foundation on which a community or nation depends, such as its roads and bridges  \n14. John Steinbeck- writer who captured the misery of the Great Depression  \n15. laissez faire – idea that government should play as small a role as possible in economic affairs  \n16. migrant worker – agricultural worker who moves with the seasons, planting or harvesting crops  \n17. New Deal – FDR’s program to end the Great Depression  \n18. pension – sum of money paid to people on a regular basis after they retire  \n19. speculator – person who invests in a risky venture in the hopes of making a large profit  \n20. surplus – situation in which the supply of manufactured goods exceeds the demand also known as overproduction  \n21. beadle—a minor city official, lower in rank than a sheriff or policeman. His job is to keep order at trials and town hall meetings.  \n22. brethren—members of a particular church  \n23. dictum—a formal statement of principles  \n24. domicile—a house or place where a person lives  \n25. foray—going somewhere or doing something that is unusual for you to do. 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