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    On October 29‚ 1929‚ Black Tuesday‚ the stock market crashed‚ plunging millions of people and their families into economic devastation. Within five hours‚ 10 billion dollars in market values vanished. Soon‚ the Great Depression‚ the greatest economic disaster in modern history‚ seized hold of the United States and the entire world. However‚ the crash of the stock market alone did not cause the Great Depression. Signs of economic problems such as frenzied real estate speculation‚ bank failures‚ land

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    Great Depression Essay Katie Bieber “...the American dream turned into a nightmare as Wall Street’s Stock Market Boom turned into The Crash‚” writes Robert Goldston. The world that was too good to be true was exactly that in the 1920’s‚ false visions of fortunes that could disappear into thin air when looked at too long. Which is precisely what happened in 1929‚ when the Stock Market collapsed. Political‚ economic‚ and social institutions spiraled downwards. The people in the United States who were

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    The Great Depression From 1929 to 1941‚ the United States suffered through its greatest economic crisis in its history. Millions of people lost their jobs and went hungry. At this time‚ it was unclear whether the United States would ever recover. From the Great Depression origin of the 1929 stock market crash to its conclusion at the start of World War II‚ our country and its people will never be the same. The effects of the Great Depression can still be felt today. The stock market crash

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    The Year was 1918 and on the eleventh of November; the war to end all wars had lastly reached its culmination. Europe was left devastated by the ruins of once great cities and tremendous death. Entire generations were lost in the Great War. New nations were formed as well as new forms of political beliefs. For example‚ in Russia‚ the communist party arose from the ashes of the old Russian Empire. But It was also a time for Prosperity for countries like the United States. America will roar

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    Millions of people across the country roamed the streets in search of jobs‚ hoping to find some way to get the money they needed to feed their families. The Great Depression in the United States during the 1930s affected not only those who worked in jobs requiring physical labor‚ but those involved with theatre and the arts as well. The Federal Theatre Project was one of the Works Progress Administration (WPA)’s projects that was created to help deal with the economic turmoil caused by the Great

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    The problems of the Great Depression affected every group of Americans. As much as the Great Depression caused suffering for white Americans‚ the hardships shyrocketed for racial minorities‚ including African Americans‚ Mexican Americans‚ Native Americans‚ and Asian Americans. In 1933 the general unemployment rate in the United States was over 25 percent. At the same time‚ unemployment rates for various American minorities ranged up to 50 percent or more. No group was harder hit than African Americans

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    that night. Many people used to make a few hundred dollars a week and they were reduced to maybe ten to fifteen dollars (Doc 4). Americans had a hard time comprehending how the entire nation went from well off and on the rise to starving and on the streets. People tried to cope with the economic disaster but was having a hard time finding relief when there was none to be found. To make up for the huge losses of income‚ children dropped out of school to work in the mines (Doc 1)‚ men and teens became

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    during the 1920s. The United States during the 1920s were often referred to the Roaring Twenties. During this time period the United States was experiencing an amazing economic boom. There was mass production in the manufacturing‚ telecommunication‚ movie and chemical sectors (DeGrace). The United States were experiencing the greatest moments in US history up to that moment. People were trying new things. For example‚ Women were wearing shorter dressing‚ one piece swimsuits‚ and were getting haircuts

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    Causes of the Great Depression the 1920’s was period of grate happiness among the people of all kind‚ but it was not until the end of this decade that the financial had been noticed. Later a place called the stock market crash of 1929 came as a shock to most Americans and especially the bankers‚ that looking at the causes of the Great Depression; it was clear how America entered this period. Not only was there poor economic‚ but an uneven distribution of wealth and poor debt structure. The first

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    was kept in the memories of the people who lived through it. It changed their lives. Some might’ve been scared to lose their house‚ and some were probably scared after they lost their house in foreclosure. I would be scared if I was living in the streets. Especially the kids who lost their homes. The kids would probably be even more scared than their parents. When many companies closed down‚ that meant that all of the people who worked in it would lose their jobs. For example‚ in Digging In by Robert

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