Great Depression - An economic crisis beginning with the stock market crash in 1929 and continuing through the 1930s, Over speculation - Making a lot of risky investments in the stock market with borrowed money., Stocks - A part or share of ownership a company sells to the public., Stock Market - A place where stocks in companies are traded and shared; it crashed on Black Tuesday 10/29/1929, bankrupt - When people are unable to pay the debts they owe, tariffs - An added cost on goods that are imported into the country, retaliate - to get revenge, pension - Payments made to former employees after they retire., New Deal - A series of programs created during the Great Depression that tried to help Americans, Dust Bowl - Strong winds, lack of rain, and poor farming techniques ruined land in the Midwest in the 1930s.,

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