Many governments were in economic trouble because of WWI. All of the following caused this problem except:

After World War I, which country gave Germany a loan to help pay back the reparations they owed?

After the war, the German government began printing more and more money to try to pay their workers as well as the reparations they were forced to pay to the Allies. What happened as a result of Germany printing more money?

A huge economic change took place in the US when the economy went from boom to bust in 1929 and the early 1930s. Which of the following events took place first as the nation moved from economic prosperity to economic hardship?

Which of the following best describes the reasons why the US economy was stronger and more stable than other countries?

Which of the following trends during the 1920s set the stage for the Great Depression?

Black Tuesday refers to what event?

What happened as a result of the Stock Market Crash of 1929?

When stock prices began to dip, what best describes what stock holders did?

Which of the following describes why banks were affected by the Stock Market Crash?

After the stock market crash, what did it mean for customers if a bank closed down?

What was FDR's plan to help Americans during the Great Depression called?

Which of the following was NOT one of the three main goals of FDR's plan?

Which of the following was NOT included in the New Deal?

The country that tried to solve its depression by enacting protectionist policies and raising taxes to provide business loans was:

Which statement best summarizes the problems that Germany faced after WWI?

The Great Depression adversely affected Germany more than any other industrialized nation. What was the reason?

Because of the economic issues that faced Germany, Italy and Japan, what happened in those countries?

Which of the following was not a cause of the Great Depression?

The Great Depression affected:

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