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    Often we hear about the Great Depression of the 1930 being compared to the recession of 2008-2009. The Depression was followed by a financial system in the years before that went out of control with assumption in the markets and stocks were sold on margins with non-existent money. In 2008‚ the United States experienced a financial crisis followed by a deep recession. Several of the developments during the time were similar of events during the 1930s. This was causing many people to fear the economy

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    Several things caused the Great Depression. The Great Depression was a rough time in American history that started in 1929‚ when the stock market crashed‚ and it ended in 1939. During the Great Depression‚ around 6‚000 vendors roamed the streets‚ in their effort to sell apples for $0.05. The crash of the stock market is one factor of the Great Depression. On a day known as "Black Thursday"‚ around 13 million shares were traded. Five days later‚ over 16 million shares were traded‚ which caused millions

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    There were many factors that caused the Great Depression‚ with the crash of the stock market bringing chaos‚ but not necessarily causing the entire Depression. The ‘start’ of problems‚ which would later cause this severe economic crisis‚ dated back to the early 1920s. Some of these problems included the shrinking of farm incomes and industries‚ overproduction of goods‚ the gap between the rich and the poor‚ the credit crisis‚ and many more. As the Depression grew closer and jobs became unnecessary

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    Industrial Revolution of America The Industrial Revolution was sparked by significant social and economic changes‚ technological advancements and competition with other countries to create these different types of machines. The Industrial Revolution began in Britain due to the wealth of natural resources and ports it had access to. Samuel Slater was the man who brought this revolution from Britain to America (NIHF 1). He brought the first cotton mill to America‚ which changed our textile industry

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    The Great Depression was a severe stock market crash that happened in the 1930s. In the late 1920s‚ economic grew rapidly and many classes poured their savings into stocks. Investors traded useless shares that were deemed worthless‚ over millions in one day‚ later to be referred as‚ “Black Thursday.” An outbreak flooded the nation‚ causing workers to lose their jobs and decrease mass production. Across the world‚ everyone felt the the devastating blow‚ creating a domino effect. ( History.com ) The

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    The Great Depression was one of the world’s largest impacts; which is what inspired me to write on this topic. So many people lost so much‚ & so many lives were destroyed. For ten years‚ a lot of families went through stress. Due to this‚ crimes were beginning to be committed. This shocking event began in October 1929. It happened to be the deepest and longest lasting ‘economic’ downturn in history. Bank failures were one out of the few reasons the Great Depression occurred. “The

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    The Impact of The Great Depression Depression can be defined as “a long and severe recession in and economy and market.” Although‚ the market was rushed into a depression‚ Americans faced the effects. Poverty attacked the lives of Americas witch led to many issues‚ such as crime‚ sorrow‚ and loss of homes. Bad credit instability and the inability to pay back loans resulted in loss of homes and land. Families of numerous numbers lived away from civilization with limited supplies. Picture 5‚ shows

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    There is not one specific cause of the Great Depression‚ but rather‚ there were multiple different causes of the Great Depression‚ all of which are identifiable in the years leading into the Depression. One such action that helped create the Great Depression would be the way citizens and banks handled their stocks. At the time‚ investing in the stock market was believed to be a terrific idea that many people participated in. This was due to the fact that it was believed that people had nothing to lose

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    The Great Depression challenged many families in major ways‚ placing great economic‚ social‚ and emotional strains and demands upon members of the family. In the face of the difficulties caused by the Great Depression‚ the cooperation of the family continued to be a source of strength. However‚ the hard times of the economy did affect the lifestyle of all‚ since the income decreased‚ similarly to the prices of many goods decreasing. My groups’ scenario of being a middle-class family‚ we were fortunate

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    I recently read an article on The Atlantic‚ “Lincoln and his Great Depression‚” and was struck by how the author ended his article: "Lincoln didn’t do great work because he solved the problem of his melancholy; the problem of his melancholy was all the more fuel for the fire of his great work.” I am not the type of person who quotes others in essays‚ but I am also not the type of person who has a sickness openly discussed in public. As someone with multiple mental illness diagnoses (or neuroatypical)

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