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    not the driving force behind overcoming it. From the East Coast to the West Coast, the economy performed poorly, women were unable to benefit from most programs, as were many minorities groups such as African Americans (New Deal, 2009). With the crash of the stock market, the United States economy was left in ruins and the people were scrambling to hold on to whatever possessions they could. Companies, banks, and other businesses went either bankrupt or lost a substantial amount of money,…

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    During the great depression many people suffered from loss of stocks, therefore adversely affecting their jobs, families and lives for many years to come. Today, many people still face hard times through loss of stocks and jobs. Although times now are different than during the Great Depression, there are many factors that contribute to the tribulations of this day. The Great Depression caused many people to struggle for a long time. Today, many people struggle because of changes in stocks,…

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    book Great Events, The Stock Market Crash of 1929 caused one of the largest economic depressions in the history of the United States causing many American families to lose nearly all of their money. When this occurred, the United States government did very little to help the citizens of the United States leaving families and the working class to fight for their survival. The Stock Market Crash of 1929 changed the lives of the United States working class as the crash caused money loss, job loss,…

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    line was invented and everything was great cars were being made in under two hours. Also women were taken seriously and jobs wanted them to help. People were equal and no one was treated different. Everything was going well, until the stock market crash of 1929, then everything changed and people were in great need. The Declaration of Independence was the thing that was supposed to change our country by making everyone equal. For a while people were being treated the same and not looked at…

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    Pop Culture In The 1930's

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    it deliberately used exaggerations and optimism to distract people from the reality of recession; while pop culture candidly documented political America in the 30’s, in which people were in search of a political hero. Bridled by the Stock Market Crash of 1929 in New York City, Americans needed an outlet from their economic struggles; thus Pop Culture in the 1930’s displayed this struggle, but often alluded to the much-needed optimism that people truly desired in such an economically…

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    The Great Depression is a common known time in history that many who lived through it long to erase it from their memory. It was a dreadfully unforgettable time, especially for Herbert Hoover, who was president through the commencement of it. Since he was stuck with dealing with the beginning of it, he proved to the American public perpetually how incapable he was to avail them. It is no doubt that Hoovers actions that were directed to cease the Great Depression were ineffective because the…

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    The Great Depression was a period of time lasting from 1929 to 1939 (a ten year span). The event that started it all was the stock market crash in October of 1929. 12.9 million shares were traded on October 12, 1929. The day became known as “Black Thursday.” Five days later 16 million shares were traded, making that day known as “Black Tuesday.” By March of 1930, 3.2 million Americans were unemployed and most had already lost their lifesavings, homes, and their hope. Riots began to break out by…

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    love of money proved its character during the early twentieth-century, when the Great Stock Market Crash of 1929 occurred. The crash is often associated with the Roaring Twenties era, when people were living the good life. However, a lot of what young people are being taught about the Roaring Twenties and the Stock Crash is purely mythical. In fact, people are being instructed that the Stock Market Crash…

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    Within the period of the 1920’s in America, a multitude of technological advances and creations emerged. Because of the Great War, many technological advancements came to be. The technology created improvements in daily life in society in numerous ways, such as frozen food and 3-D movies. This benefited the average citizen in America. Advancements did not only help the ordinary citizens, but also helped medical and exploration studies. The electron microscope (1931), liquid fueled rockets(1926),…

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    combination of domestic and worldwide conditions. One reason the Great Depression was started was the Stock Market Crash of 1929. Another reason was the bank failures that happened because of the Stock Market Crash of 1929. There are also other reasons the great depression occurred. The reduction in purchases, and the American economic policy with Europe. As said above, The Stock Market Crash of 1929 was a major cause of the Great Depression. After World War 1, there was a sense of hope and…

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