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- The 1920s: Great Depression affects
- What was the Great Depression? How did the Great Depression even come about? What affect did it take as a whole? The Great Depression wasa severe decrease in economy during 1929 to 1939. The GreatDepression began after the stock market crash in October 1929 which was referred to as Wall Street Crash of 1929
- What was the Great Depression?
- The Great Depression was an unglamorous era of unemployment, homelessness, and devastation.
- The Great Depression was triggered by the stock market crash of 1929, but many other causes contributed to what became the worst economic crisis in United States history. Some of these factors included decreased international lending and tariffs, the collapse of world trade, bank panic, etc. The Great Depression wasnt caused by just one thing but even still today people havent identified one exact reason as to why the Great Depression happened
- Why did the Great Depression happen?
- The Great Depression affected the United States terribly. Unemployment rose to 25% because of a third of all banks nationally failing. Banks had used peoples their deposits to invest in the stock market. The stock market also lost its value by 90% and took twenty five years to recover.
- Results of the Great Depression
- Economy and GDPPoliticsUnemploymentBankingStock MarketTradeDeflation
- Principle Effects of the Great Depression#160;
- During the Great Depression, the empplyment rate was 24% affecting every career feild. Many protests broke out because of this
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