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Scene 1: The Future Classroom
In 2026, I was given one mission: travel through time and stop one of the worst economic disasters in American history.
Your mission is to reduce the impact of the Great Depression.
Chapter 1: The Crash BeginsPage 1
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Scene 2: Arrival In New York City (1929)
October 1929. America looked wealthy and unstoppable but disaster was only days away.
“Stocks only go up!”
they have no idea what is coming
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Scene 3: Warning The Government
Few people believed the warning signs.
Advisers connected to Herbert Hoover.
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Banks are overinvesting. If the market crashes, millions could lose everything.
The economy is too strong to fail.
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Scene 4: Black Tuesday
On Wall Street Crash of 1929, panic spreads across the country.
SELL EVERYTHING!!
Itshappening..
stock hascrashed!
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Scene 5: Meeting Franklin D. Roosevelt
Private office meeting with Roosevelt before his presidency.
America needs immediate relief programs, banking protections, and jobs.
If we act early enough, maybe we can save millions.
Chapter 2: Changing HistoryPage 5
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Scene 6: Creating Emergency Programs Early
I finally have a paycheck again!
My children can finally eat!
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Scene 7: Banking Reform
Strong banking regulations restored public trust and prevented mass bank failures.
Deposits Protected.
Our savings are safe again!
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Scene 8: Opposition Grows
Even successful reforms created political conflict.
The government has too much power!
These programs are dangerous.
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Scene 9: Alternate America
Because the Depression was reduced, millions avoided poverty and suffering.
Chapter 3: The New FuturePage 9
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Scene 10: Reflection
By acting early, the nation recovered faster, families stayed together, and hope returned to America.
We didn’t create a perfect world… but we gave millions of people a better chance.
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