By 1933, depositors saw $140 billion disappear through bank failures. ... either closed or had placed restrictions on how much money depositors could withdraw. ... and historians have argued that the bank crisis caused the Great Depression.
They lost their jobs.
During the Great Depression 1932 was considered the worst year. and the year that FDR was elected. 1933 was sometimes considered as the great turn around or the beginning of the end.....if that makes sense
many lost their jobs, those who kept their jobs faced pay cuts and reduced hours
1968- 1971
after world war 2
The Great Depression lasted from 1929-1939.
Of course it is! Depression can happen to anyone!
They lost their jobs.
while they were underneath the surface the surfaced collapsed on them.
During the Great Depression 1932 was considered the worst year. and the year that FDR was elected. 1933 was sometimes considered as the great turn around or the beginning of the end.....if that makes sense
The stock market crash (1929) that began the Great Depression.
Yes
many lost their jobs, those who kept their jobs faced pay cuts and reduced hours
1968- 1971
Things could happen such as accidents or things such as diseases that they don't know about until its to late
it would send us in to a Even bigger economical breakdown
Berlin wall collapsed, Germany became 1 country.