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What was one outcome of the stock markets great crash in 1929 that lasted for more than 50 years?
Ordinary people were afraid to invest in the Stock Market.
What nickname was given on October 29 1929 when stock prices fell sharply?
The Wall Street crash.
What describes the chain of events the followed the stock market crash of 1929?
after the crash, frightened depositors withdrew their money and banks failed. Companies fired worker and closed factories.--novanet
Why are markets important?
Stock markets are trading places. A place to buy and sell commodities.
What does the stock markets depend on?
Greed and fear
When did the stock markets crash during the Great Depression?
October 29, 1929, which became known as "Black Tuesday."
On what day did the stock markets crash?
The stock market crashed on October 29th. The employment rate went way down and marked disaster for America.
When did the stock matket crash take its steepest dive and what was it call?
The stock markets crashed deep 2009. This stock market crash was called the great recession.
What event was the catalyst of the Great Depression?
Stock Market Crash
On what data did the US stock market crash?
historical data of us crisis on indian stock markets
What major events happen during Herbert Hoover's term?
The stock market crash (1929) that began the Great Depression.
Which of these events marked the beginning of the Great Depression?
The Stock Market crash. It is also called Black Tuesday and the year is 1929.
When did the stock market crash in Canada?
October 29th, 1929
When did the stock market crash in Chicago?
october 29 1929 :)
What date did the stock market crash?
October 29, 1929
What event is considered the start of the Great Depression?
The stock market crash of 1929. novanet - stock prices crashed when millions of shares of stocks were sold
What triggered the Great Depressions?
The crash of the stock marketin 1929 and buying on the margin triggered the Great Depression.
