The Great Crash of 1929
It was referred to as Black Tuesday.
Black Tuesday
It is the name used for the date of the worst stock market crash in American history- October 29, 1929
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Black Thursday
The Great Depression began with the stock market crash in October of 1929 which is known as Black Tuesday. It began in the United States and then soon spread to many other countries around the world (Germany, Russia, France, Italy, Austria-Hungary just to name a few). It was so devastating that 1 loaf of bread in Europe cost $112 U.S. dollars.
There are more than one, but the biggest is the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE).
It is the name used for the date of the worst stock market crash in American history- October 29, 1929
Market Crash
The great depression.
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Question: Name and explain one cause of the Great Depression? The stock market crash of 1929. During the 1920s the U.S. stock market underwent a historic expansion. ... Banking panics and monetary contraction. ... The gold standard. ... Decreased international lending and tariffs.
Black Thursday
His name is Groucho Marx
His name is Groucho Marx
Due to his industrious nature, James Cash Penney was offered a partnership in a Golden Rule store he worked in as a salesman. He eventually bought out the two other partners, changed the name to JC Penney, and owned the store in earnest. He lost all of his money during the Stock Market Crash of 1929. He had to borrow money off his life insurance to pay his workers.
Black Thursday is a term used to describe what happened on Wall Street on October 24, 1929. On that day the stock market took a huge plunge from panicked traders selling record numbers of shares. This action eventually caused it to crash.
black Fridayhah more like the great depression i think=]Answer:The Crash of 1929 is usually dated to October 29, 1929, which is called "Black Tuesday". (The name "Black Friday" refers to a lot of things, but not to any market crash.) On "Black Tuesday", the stock prices tracked by the Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped by 11.7%--the third largest percentage drop in history. The crash had begun on the 23rd and the 28th actually had a larger drop, but the 29th is remembered as a day of capitulation and panic.October 28, 1929 was known as "Black Monday" for decades, until the name was taken away by the even more spectacular crash of October 19, 1987, which still holds the record for the largest one-day percentage drop.
the wall street crash by any chance?