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    The Great Depression was a worldwide economic disaster that sparked the “Black Tuesday” stock market crash on October 29th‚ 1920. With the first waves of the crash along with the low point in the Depression‚ there was a short-lived spark in the economy‚ but was immediately followed by steeper falls in the stock market. According to “In Defense of Marxism‚ USA: Crisis and Class Struggle in the 1930s and Today” article‚ the author points out that “From the cyclical high of 381.17 points on September

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    the effects of World War I‚ Americans‚ unfortunately‚ were not allowed much of a reprieve from their misery. On October 24‚ 1929‚ the official crash of the stock market on Wall Street occurred. Widespread speculation rather than true investment and buying on margin were major factors in the cause of this day‚ now called “Black Thursday.” Along with the Great Stock Market Crash‚ overproduction compared to a reduced demand and an uneven distribution of income brought about the zenith of the worst economic

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    Economic Depression In at least every civilization within the span of written history‚ there has been some form of trading goods. This system of trade and natural supply and demand are the basis of what any system known as an economy is. And within these simple economic systems of early civilization; up to the forming of more complex systems of tax and rule‚ such as the roman civilization; all the way up to the modern global system that it has become; there has been some form of tragedy. These

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    the musicians of this period; with so many people out of work and so little money to go around‚ the luxury of being paid a respectable amount was reserved only for the best and most acclaimed performers. And that wasn’t enough‚ as “during this time black musicians were restricted from studio work or radio performances”‚ limiting opportunities further still. The effects of this are with so many musicians struggling to find Paying venues or studios‚ they would have to try and obtain a standard job if

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    Stock markets started to crash on october 1929. Which send everyone on wall street into panic mode and depression mode. It also took out millions of investors who invested in the stock market. Years later investments started to drop and was a major downfall in industrial output. The unemployment rate also started to rise up because failing companies laid off workers. when the Great Depression reached its lowest point‚13 to 15 million Americans were unemployed while half of the country banks failed

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    article on about.com Martin Kelly states there were five main causes of the Great Depression. First is the stock market crash of 1929. October 29‚ 1929 or Black Tuesday‚ was the fourth day of the stock market crash. For the New York Stock Exchange it was the worst day in history because it signaled the start of the Great Depression. Within hours on Black Tuesday the stock market lost all the gains for the entire year. The Dow Jones Industrial Average gapped down from the previous day’s close of 260.64

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    Stock Market Crash of 1929 Gale Encyclopedia of U.S. Economic History‚ 1999 During the 1920s increasing numbers of Americans became interested in Wall Street and in buying stocks. A prospective buyer did not have to pay the full price of a stock in order to buy. Instead the practice of "buying on margin" allowed a person to acquire stock by expending in cash as little as ten percent of the price of a stock. The balance was covered by a loan from a broker‚ who was advanced the money by his bank

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    you told them not to do something they would do it.It was all about being something new. Women would leave the safety of their comfy countryside homes‚ and move the the big cities. They moved for the hope‚ and something refreshing. The bustling streets the danger‚ and the excitement. They moved to face all of these things that they didn’t have in the peaceful. After world war one everything was in destruction. The people were sad‚ and the economy wasn’t to good. So when this change came about

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    hit the United States of America. His failure to keep America booming came when the Wall street crash came about in 1929 triggering the depression causing exposure within the economy and businesses handling. The Depression of the 1930’s was triggered by the overabundance and production of goods caused by businesses into an economic realm that already had terrible

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    Aspects of the Great Depression Examined from Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck The Great Depression of the United States is a complex topic within the history of the United States and entailed hardship and suffering‚ which was experienced by most of the working class population‚ especially within the agricultural sector. A combination of over production‚ high tariffs and war debt‚ monetary policies‚ financial panic and the 1929 stock market crash‚ contributed to the era known as the Great Depression

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