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    APUSH Notes: Chapter 31

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    SEEING RED -As communism swept through Russia‚ there was a fear that labor unions were influenced by the Bolsheviks - “Red Scare” of 1919-1920 (1st Red Scare) * Crusade led by Attorney General Mitchell Palmer against the suspected communists * Thousands of Americans were arrested *Impact of the Red Scare: - Business people used it to help break unions - Sacco and Vanzetti *Two Italian immigrants (anarchists‚ atheists‚ draft dodgers) charged with murder‚ found guilty and executed

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    Jordan Belfort Biography

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    Jordan Belfort‚ the real man behind the academy award nominated film The Wolf of Wall Street. Was he a financial genius‚ a scam-artist‚ or even a blend of both? From middle-class obscurity‚ Belfort rose to the top of Wall Street at an incredible rate‚ faster than anyone had ever done before. But his rise up the financial ladder didn’t come cheaply. Two failed marriages‚ crippling drug addiction‚ and even a nearly fatal helicopter crash were just a few things his lifestyle cost him. His brokerage

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    The Great Wall Street Crash: Began In late October 1929. Was the most devastating stock market crash in the history of the United states The crash signalled the beginning of the to-year Great Depression that affected all western industrialized countries. On March 25‚ 1929 a mini crash occurred after investors started to sell stocks at a rapid pace‚ exposing the markets shaky foundation. 100‚000 American companies were forced to close and consequently many workers became unemployed. The Great

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    Speculation was a form of gambling on the stock market‚ speculators bought only 10% of the original value of stocks and bought the rest with borrowed money from banks. These speculators did not hold on to their shares for very long and would sell a soon as their stock value increased. These speculators kept borrowing more money so they could buy more shares and sell them when prices had gone up again. There were many firms‚ which were not safe investments‚ which floated shares‚ but people still bought

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    The Great Depression: The Great Shake Up In the movie “The Great Depression: The Great Shake Up” Herbert Hoover was the president during the time of the Depression. He was personally being blamed for the depression. In 1928 Herbert Hover succeeded Calvin Coolidge for the presidency. Farming had been in a slump since the Great War. Wheat in the fields was left to rot because it was not worth the price of even picking it. During the Depression there was an epidemic of suicide. The demands for goods

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    Burma Road

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    October‚ 1929 in New York on Wall Street. The stock market was one of the largest institutions in America. “While business tycoons were getting richer‚ the workers in their factories were poorly paid‚ the farmers were not receiving fair prices for their crops and therefore masses of people didn’t have enough money to buy what the factories were producing. Soon the factories came to a standstill and the workers were laid off their jobs. That was when panic hit Wall Street.” This is when investors rushed

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    Jared Shadkin September 19‚ 2013 Period 6 Note Cards (About.com) Source A It devastated the economy and was a key factor in the beginning of the great depression. Known was Black Tuesday and the Great Wall Street Crash of 1929. A lot of people started to invest in the stock market‚ which cause stocks to rise. Many people wanted to buy the stocks‚ but some did not have enough money to. Banks placed customers money in the stock market without their knowledge‚ which caused problems. Everyone

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    1987 Stock Market Crash

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    1929 Wall Street Crash” (Narayana). In the following paragraphs‚ we will discuss some major causes and effects of this crash and we will also look at the process itself. First of all‚ before analyzing the causes of 1987 Stock Market Crash‚ it is necessary to look at the facts that occurred prior to the crash. The first and the most important lead-to-crash

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    Depression is considered to be the most severe economic collapse in the history of the world. The Great Depression occurred in October 1929 and lasted until 1939. In October 1929‚ Wall Street’s investors were wiped out‚ which caused consumer spending and investment to decline. The next effect to the crash on Wall Street was the decline in industrial output and employment as failing companies laid off workers. The Great Depression reached its lowest when there were about 15 million Americans unemployed

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    window‚ sacrificed to the all important number‚ i.e. earnings per share. This is the theory in Alex Berenson’s book “The Number: How the Drive for Quarterly Earnings Corrupted Wall Street and Corporate America.” This number has become part of a game to be played‚ a figure to be manipulated – beat the number and Wall Street all but throws a parade‚ miss it and a company’s stock may be abandoned. Take into account the incentives that executives have to beat the number and one can find plenty of reasons

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