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    of optimism that followed World War I. After World War I America had emerged as the most powerful country. Three major events in the 1920s are Prohibition which started in 1919‚ the Scopes Trial of 1925‚ The Crash of the Stock Market in 1929‚ Economic success which lead to the stock market crash which was a big tragedy for many. Another name for the Scopes Trial was the “Monkey Trial.” The trial began in the city of Dayton. The Scopes Trial was the biggest event for the argument between Creation and

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    horrific economic depression ever in US history and lasted from 1929-1939. Many leading factors led to the Great Depression. The primary cause was when the stock market crashed in 1929. Known as “Black Tuesday‚” the market lost 12% of its value and over $14 billion of investments. Two months later‚ things became drastically worse‚ with stockholders losing more than $40 billion. The stock market crash led to almost 700 bank failures in 1929‚ and in 1930 an additional 3‚000 collapsed. With the rapid rate

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    Throughout the years of 1929 to 1939‚ there was a world wide Depression. Canada was one of the countries that was most affected. Financially and economically the country began to collapse regardless of what was done by political power. The Great Depression‚ also known as The Dirty Thirties‚ wasn’t like an ordinary depression where savings vanished and city families went to the farm until it blew over. This depression affected everyone in some way and there was basically no way to escape it. With

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    After the roaring twenties America fell into a dark time that negatively affected the people. This time period is know as the Great Depression. There were many causes leading up to Great Depression. Such as a new system for buying and selling known as the stock market. In the beginning this seemed like a good thing to the people of the Americas. But soon after it had a devastating effect on the economy that can still be seen in the economy of America today. In this first days of this new

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    On October 29‚ 1929‚ a date named Black Tuesday marked the greatest stock market crash the United States had ever seen. It had devastating effects on the United States and virtually every other country in the world. The United States suffered through hard economic times until 1941‚ when the Depression officially ended. There is a lot of debate on what ended the Great Depression‚ some say FDR’s “New Deal” programs got the economy rolling again; others credit it to World War II. Without Franklin Delano

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    overproduction‚ and The Dust Bowl of the 1930’s. Some causes were ‚however‚more relentless than others.These issues are what led to the economic downfall worldwide. A dilemma that the world faced was a stock market crash which is a fall of prices across the economy. In the article ‚Stock Market Crash of 1929 by A&E Television Networks states‚ “...production had already declined and unemployment had risen‚” . This is establishing that due to this‚ many citizens lost their jobs which leads to poverty in many townships

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    Depression was the bank system collapse. Thousands of banks closed and people couldn’t access the money they had deposited. The stock market crash didn’t directly cause the Great Depression‚ but it was a sign of an unstable American economy. The collapse of the American banking system was a major influence in starting the Great Depression. The stock market crash made people nervous about America’s financial system‚ so they started pulling their money out of banks (“Bank Run”). This only made the situation

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    The New Deal was a success for many different reasons. The Great Depression started from 1929 all the way through 1939. During the depression a great majority of American Families lost all their money in the banks and all the banks shut down from the stock market also crashing. Something had to be done to get American citizens back in the loop and The New Deal was a great fix for the Great Depression. A big problem during the Depression was businesses closing because of the lack of money. “The New

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    So when the Fed manipulated rates‚ no necessary corrections took place in the market‚ setting the economy up for failure. The stock market was completely over-valued and many people had taken out loans that they could not repay-the market crash in October of 1929 was

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    The overall population grew tired of Progressive ideas‚ because taxes were too high and war debts were not paid. Civil unrest across the nation contributed to revolts against Socialism‚ laws against immigration‚ and Klan resurgence against minorities. Fear forced American citizens into panic while believing they were losing control of their country. Later on‚ fundamentalists spurred movements that led to the Prohibition‚ which banned the sale and transportation of liquor. They believed alcohol was

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