After the Wall Street Crash of 1929, it is estimated that around 9,000 banks failed, leading to the loss of savings for millions of Americans. While exact figures on personal bankruptcies vary, it is believed that over 1 million people filed for bankruptcy in the years following the crash, contributing to the widespread economic hardship of the Great Depression. The financial turmoil severely impacted businesses and individuals alike, resulting in significant unemployment and poverty.
when did the wall street crash start.
the wall street crash by any chance?
money was stollen and people died
what about it
1) 12 million people out of work 2) 12,000 people being made unemployed every day 3) 20,000 companies had gone bankrupt 4) 1616 banks had gone bankrupt 5) 1 farmer in 20 evicted 6) 23,000 people committed suicide in one year - the highest ever
when did the wall street crash start.
the wall street crash by any chance?
The Wall Street crash had an wide and far-reaching effect on people's lives. People had no money to spend, so businesses closed therefore factories closed and people lost jobs.
money was stollen and people died
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When wall street crashed in 1929 it was a loss of billions of dollars which had a huge negative impact on the economy. The rich lost money, but so did the middle class people who could not afford the loss. People lost their jobs, businesses went bankrupt, and thousands of people committed suicide. This eventually led to the great depression in 1932.
what about it
1941 is when people claim at the start of WW2
Because they lost everything
desparation of the german people after ww1 and the wall street crash.
1) 12 million people out of work 2) 12,000 people being made unemployed every day 3) 20,000 companies had gone bankrupt 4) 1616 banks had gone bankrupt 5) 1 farmer in 20 evicted 6) 23,000 people committed suicide in one year - the highest ever
1929