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    In 1929‚ after the stock market crash‚ the United States of America was plunged into a deep economic crisis‚ first time ever in the country’s history. There were many underlying causes to this. During the 1930s‚ the banks failed miserably and since their deposits were not insured‚ people lost all of their savings. As the situation deteriorated‚ the purchasing capacity of the average American fell‚ thus decreasing production which ultimately resulted in joblessness. Moreover‚ the Smoot-Hawley Tariff

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    income. Between 1920 and 1929‚ the salary of the wealthiest 1% rose by 75%‚ while only a 9% increase as a whole. Over 75% of families earned less than $2500 a year. Even families making twice that much cannot afford to buy many new products. Problems in the stock

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    reactions to the Great Depression – and they’re not democracies a. Nazi Germany b. Semifascist Japan c. Stalinist Russia d. China e. Authoritarian regimes in Latin America II. The Global Great Depression A. Causation a. 1929 Stock Market Crash + new problems w/ industrialized + weak econ. b. Inflation – prices of items go up‚ but value doesn’t c. Overproduction of farm goods – cheap prices i. Farmers buy more equipment‚ but…that’s bad ii. Market dies and then you have supply

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    In 1929 a severe worldwide economic depression known as the "Great Depression" began. The Great Depression lasted until the late 1930s‚ early 1940s. The depression started in the U.S in September of 1929 with a decrease in the stock market that later collapsed on October 29‚ 1929. In the 1920’s the United States economy was great . Stocks were bought using credit without worry because values kept growing. In the 1920’s all investments did well. During this time period there were not government regulations

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    overbought‚ it was esteemed excessively‚ and the market couldn’t bolster the quickly developing difference in the economy and society. A crash was inescapable from happening. The estimation of the stocks had all of a sudden and speculators rapidly went to exchange their stocks so they wouldn’t lose their cash. Stock markets were at that point where they began to decrease in 1929. Costs of stocks were dropping and more offers were being exchanged from fear. At that point all of a sudden out of nowhere‚ the

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    Economy is supposed to mean the stabilization of resources in a country. As of now‚ the term economy means being unstable or anarchy. The economy is struggling daily causing everyday living difficult for civilization. The deprivation of oil‚ the decrease of care towards the environment‚ and the possible recession of the United States of America economy is what keeps the economy very unstable. Currently‚ this is the worst that it has ever been and it does not look like change is in the horizon. The

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    The Great Depression The Problem The stock market crashed on October 29‚ 1929 and was dubbed the term Black Tuesday. This was the foundation that led to the great depression. While they were several contributing factors that caused the Great Depression‚ the stock market crash is arguably the most affective determining factor. During the great depression people: lost their money in the stock markets‚ their jobs‚ starvation started to set in‚ and even worst individuals were taking their own lives

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    the great depression In 1929 on one average tuesday the whole world changed‚ the stock market crashed it symbolized the start of the great depression . Many people blame president Hoover for this disaster . After the crash Hoover said “The worst was behind us and things would soon get better” . So much for that after the crash banks started closing and people became homeless live savings were gone every cent was precious. Bankruptcy Over the course of the crash many banks closed some people

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    led to boycotts and new foreign policies across the globe. The Stock Market Crash of 1929 Black Tuesday had one of the biggest tolls that led to the Great Depression. In hours‚ the New York stock exchange had lost all of its money gained from that entire year. Over 16.4 million shares were traded‚ causing the Stock Market to drop by 25%‚ in just 4 days. This incident had soon to be known as the “Stock Market Crash of 1929”. The U.S Government was extremely quick to think of a way to gain more money

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    Points of the Progressive Era and the Great Depression. There were many turning points during the Progressive Era and the Great Depression. The two major turning points that stood out to me were the Women’s Right Movement and the Stock Market Crash of 1929. Women played a played a major role in reforming the nation. Late in the nineteenth century women were well educated college graduates and worked outside of the home. Women no longer followed the traditional social norms. Militant political action

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