Why was Oklahoma’s economy so devastated by the Great Depression?
Several Oklahoma non-profit __________ set up soup kitchens and breadlines to feed the hungry during the Great Depression.
What was a major problem for most Oklahoma farmers that the Depression-era Agricultural Adjustment Administration (AAA) never addressed?
Which event is used by historians and economists to mark the beginning of the Great Depression?
One reason that Oklahoma did not see overwhelming positive effects from the New Deal’s federal programs is that __________.
Explain the living conditions found in shanty towns, and describe efforts made by the government of Oklahoma City to improve them.
The construction of more __________ across Oklahoma rural areas occurred as a result of the passage of the Rural Electrification Administration program (REA).
Describe the Agricultural Adjustment Administration program designed to assist farmers, and evaluate its impact on Oklahoma.
List at least three factors that contributed to the Great Depression.
The Oklahoma governor responsible for halting farm foreclosures and ordering oil well quotas during the early Great Depression was _________.
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