Black tuesday-the actual daythat the stockmarketcrashedWorks progressadministration-part of the newdeal that helpedget people jobsthe dust bowl-aarea was affectedby giant dustclouds causingharm to crops andpeopleTenantfarmers-farmer whofarmedrented landBons army- WWIveterans whogathered in D.C in1932 to demandcash payment forthe warBlack cabinet-were publicpolicyadvisors forFDR MaryMcLead-repatriation-payment forwardamageFdic- insuresyour money inthe banksincasesomethinghappens.Bread Lines- lineslike a soup kitchenwhere peoplecould come andget bread andother foodVolunteerism-the use ofvolunteer laborespecially incommunityareasOkies-migrantagricultural workerfrom oklahomawho was forced toleave during thegreat depressionSocial security act-law enacted byPresident Franklin D.Roosevelt in 1935 thatmade the youngerworking peoplesupport older retiredpeoplesit downstrike- protestwhere peoplesit and don'tmoveHoovervilles-village ofcardboardhutsWagner act-signed into lawby fdrestablishednational laborrelations boardFireside chats-name of 30 chatsthat fdr did overthe radio duringthe greatdepressionherberthoover-localism-preferenceof one'sown areaTrickle downeconomy- beliefthat if high incomeearners gainincome that willbenefit theeconomyblack Thursday -October 24, 1929a then recordnumber of shareswere tradedsending the stockmarket into panicDouglasMacArthur-leader of thebonus armyFranklin d.Roosevelt-president duringthe greatdepression whomade the “newdeal”.New deal- FDR’sgroup of programsand policies thatimproved conditionsduring the greatdepressionBlack tuesday-the actual daythat the stockmarketcrashedWorks progressadministration-part of the newdeal that helpedget people jobsthe dust bowl-aarea was affectedby giant dustclouds causingharm to crops andpeopleTenantfarmers-farmer whofarmedrented landBons army- WWIveterans whogathered in D.C in1932 to demandcash payment forthe warBlack cabinet-were publicpolicyadvisors forFDRMaryMcLead-repatriation-payment forwardamageFdic- insuresyour money inthe banksincasesomethinghappens.Bread Lines- lineslike a soup kitchenwhere peoplecould come andget bread andother foodVolunteerism-the use ofvolunteer laborespecially incommunityareasOkies-migrantagricultural workerfrom oklahomawho was forced toleave during thegreat depressionSocial security act-law enacted byPresident Franklin D.Roosevelt in 1935 thatmade the youngerworking peoplesupport older retiredpeoplesit downstrike- protestwhere peoplesit and don'tmoveHoovervilles-village ofcardboardhutsWagner act-signed into lawby fdrestablishednational laborrelations boardFireside chats-name of 30 chatsthat fdr did overthe radio duringthe greatdepressionherberthoover-localism-preferenceof one'sown areaTrickle downeconomy- beliefthat if high incomeearners gainincome that willbenefit theeconomyblack Thursday -October 24, 1929a then recordnumber of shareswere tradedsending the stockmarket into panicDouglasMacArthur-leader of thebonus armyFranklin d.Roosevelt-president duringthe greatdepression whomade the “newdeal”.New deal- FDR’sgroup of programsand policies thatimproved conditionsduring the greatdepression

The Great Depression Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Black tuesday- the actual day that the stock market crashed
  2. Works progress administration- part of the new deal that helped get people jobs
  3. the dust bowl-a area was affected by giant dust clouds causing harm to crops and people
  4. Tenant farmers- farmer who farmed rented land
  5. Bons army- WWI veterans who gathered in D.C in 1932 to demand cash payment for the war
  6. Black cabinet- were public policy advisors for FDR
  7. Mary McLead-
  8. repatriation- payment for war damage
  9. Fdic- insures your money in the banks incase something happens.
  10. Bread Lines- lines like a soup kitchen where people could come and get bread and other food
  11. Volunteerism- the use of volunteer labor especially in community areas
  12. Okies-migrant agricultural worker from oklahoma who was forced to leave during the great depression
  13. Social security act- law enacted by President Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1935 that made the younger working people support older retired people
  14. sit down strike- protest where people sit and don't move
  15. Hoovervilles- village of cardboard huts
  16. Wagner act- signed into law by fdr established national labor relations board
  17. Fireside chats- name of 30 chats that fdr did over the radio during the great depression
  18. herbert hoover-
  19. localism- preference of one's own area
  20. Trickle down economy- belief that if high income earners gain income that will benefit the economy
  21. black Thursday -October 24, 1929 a then record number of shares were traded sending the stock market into panic
  22. Douglas MacArthur- leader of the bonus army
  23. Franklin d. Roosevelt- president during the great depression who made the “new deal”.
  24. New deal- FDR’s group of programs and policies that improved conditions during the great depression