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    Stock Market Tragedy

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    though the stock market crash was a disaster, it could have been foreseen. Prices started to decline in late september and early october. Speculation was still rampant in stocks. This practice only works as long as stock prices continue to rise (The). This covers the major events of one stock before and after the stock market crash. Between 1922 to 1929 DOW rose 400 percent. The following events are in 1929. On september 3 DOW hits pre crash high at 381.17. On october 21 the crash begins and DOW…

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    Stock Market Crash Of 1929

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    Twenties leading to the rapid expansion of the U.S. stock market. The crash of the U.S. Stock Market ended up wiping millions of dollars away from Americans not only affecting the nation but countries connected commercially to the United States. Events leading to the Stock Market Crash of 1929 began throughout the1920’s. After America became more dependent on industrial innovations…

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    great amounts of money into stocks, but on October 29, 1929 the stock market took a downturn in which eventually led to the events of the Great Depression. As the stock market crash not it only did it affect millions of Americans, it affected the economy as well. This tragedy is historically known as “The Stock Market Crash of 1929,” were it focuses on the events that led to the stock market’s collapse and its aftermath, The Great Depression. Why did it happen? Capital had a great significance…

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    it “a passing incident in our national lives,” and assured Americans that it would be over in 60 days.21 The only difference at the end of those two months was the unemployment rate, and it was going up. During the years following the Stock Market Crash consumer spending and investing dropped. These declines lead to less industrial output and resulted in rising unemployment as companies were forced to lay off workers. By 1930, four million Americans were out of work; by 1931, that number was six…

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    making their ability to compete almost impossible. Throughout this paper I will discuss the accuracies of the work force as they are depicted in Cinderella Man compared to actual events that took place during The Great Depression. The stock market crash of 1929 affected the workforce greatly as explained in “Lessons in the 1930’s” by…

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    The general argument made by Carl N. Degler in The Third American Revolution is that the Great Depression is the third American revolution. More specifically, Degler argues that the Great Depression, which affected every American, both rich and poor, transformed the United States’ social, political, and economic landscape and convinced the people the necessity for the national government to intervene. The effects of the Great Depression is staggering. The national income plummeted to half of…

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    After the First World War, the public suffered the consequences of the Great Depression. Fashion became more compromising and subtle, reflecting the tough social and political situation. Moving away from the daring style of 1920s, many designers adapted a romantic and feminine silhouette look in their design. For this essay, I will explore Coco Chanel and Elsa Schiaparelli’s design philosophy, their rivalry, and last but not least, how their creations seem to overlaps during the 1930s to 1950s.…

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    Loneliness of mice and men Not all People have the same opportunities like others. Some people are born with wealth . While others are force to work their way up 10 times as hard especially in the 1930 ,when the americans are suffering from the great depression. In the novel of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck witch is set in california during this time witch the story is set on a ranch ,where the characters and the hardships away from home. Through the characters Crook, Candy, and…

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    According to Gene Smiley, an economics professor at Marquette University, during the Great Depression, the unemployment rate in 1933 was at an all-time high of 25%. In the book, Of Mice and Men, by John Steinbeck, the main characters, George and Lennie, face tough times during the Great Depression as they try to find work. It’s even more difficult for them to find work because Lennie always creates trouble for himself, which causes them to repeatedly lose their jobs. Throughout the book,…

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    The 1930s was a time of important yet tragic events in the history of the United States. The Dust Bowl had eroded and destroyed much of the land in southern plains. The land was so arid that many people couldn't make a living from farming in the area anymore. This forced people in the area to migrate to find work to feed their families. Many of these migrant workers moved to the state of California, having hope that one day they could rebuild their old lives. John Steinbeck, the author of “Of…

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