Wall Street

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The government didn't have enough money, and couldn't borrow it from other countries.

because it is the time to start the orgy of money

He answered the question quickly and accurately.

Free-roaming hogs were famous for rampaging through the valuable grain fields of colonial New York City farmers. The Manhattan Island residents chose to block the troublesome hogs with a long, permanent wall on the northern edge of what is now Lower Manhattan. A street came to border this wall -- named aptly enough, Wall Street.

Speculation contributed to the wall street crash. This is because people bought shares into companies. Speculation was when people would start to rumor and say that a company was going under. As no one would want to be with a company that would be making them lose money people wanted to get out quick. This would lead to people in great masses trying to sell there shares of the company. As people were so desperate not to lose money they would start lowering there prices just to get rid off it. This meant everyone had to lower their prices to. However, no one wants to buy into a broke company and the shares then became worth nothing. This would then lead to the company going out of business even if they were not in the first place. This happened to lots of companies all across America. So speculation definitely contributed to the Wall Street crash.

Uhh...Walmart's initial public offering was in October 1970, so there were no Walmart stocks to be bought in 1969.

In today's highly charged political world:

Wall Street -- Ultra Rich Corporates (primarily Bank execs) who perhaps constitute a major portion of the "1% elite"

Main Street -- Main stream people like the Average Joe and Jane who earn modestly and lead a modest life.

Wall Street was famous for the economics that blacks have

Can't be done because the practice continues with bonsuses for everyone and an average weekly income of $8,500.00. That is about the same that a Bird Colonel with 18 years of service makes a month.

The date was October 24, 1929,it was called Black Thursday. The stock market crashed. The optimistics believed they would recover but soon the numbers proved them wrong. unemployment reached the highest numbers ever where no other country suffered numbers like this except Germany.

No one knew how best to respond to the crisis. President Hoover believed the dole would do more harm than good and that local governments and private charities should provide relief to the unemployed and homeless. By 1931, some states began to offer aid to local communities.

FDR, then governor of New York, worked with Harry Hopkins and Frances Perkins to begin a direct work relief program. This helped only a very few. By 1932, only 1/4 of unemployed families received any relief. In 1932, only 1.5 percent of all government funds were spent on relief and averaged about $1.67 per citizen. Cities, which had to bear the brunt of the relief efforts, teetered on the edge of bankruptcy. By 1932, Cook County (Chicago) was firing firemen, police, and teachers (who had not been paid in 8 months). Breadlines and Hoovervilles (homeless encampments) appeared across the nation.

Those hurt the most were more stunned than angry. Many sank into despair and shame after they could not find jobs. The suicide rates increased from 14 to 17 per 100,000. Protest that did occur was local, not national: "farm holidays," neighbors of foreclosed farmers refusing to bid on farms at auction, neighbors moving evicted tenants' furniture back in, and local hunger marches.Resistance to protest often turned violent.

In 1932, four members of the Dearborn hunger march were shot and killed when 1,000 soldiers accompanied by tanks and machine guns evicted veterans living in the Bonus Army camp in Washington, D.C.FDR, after assuming the presidency, promoted a wide variety of federally funded programs aimed at restoring the American economy, helping relieve the suffering of the unemployed, and reforming the system so that such a severe crisis could never happen again. However, while the New Deal did help restore the GNP to its 1929 level and did introduce basic banking and welfare reforms, FDR refused to run up the deficits that ending the depression required.

Only when the federal government imposed rationing, recruited 6 million defense workers (including women and African Americans), drafted 6 million soldiers, and ran massive deficits to fight World War II did the Great Depression finally end.

This is only a resumen of the story how the Stock market crash lasted for long hard years.

sources:

Leuchtenburg, William E. Franklin D. Roosevelt and the New Deal, 1932-1940. New York: Harper Torchbooks, 1963, passim.

McElvaine, Robert S. The Great Depression: America, 1929-1941. New York: Times Books, 1993, passim.

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Gold price changes daily. You can refer to newspapers or websites that provide daily gold prices.

First of, for those people who know chaos theory, everything is connected (it's the whole butterfly causing typhoons thing).

Because this is true, that means that all countries were affected by the economic crash of 1929. In fact, lots of countries had it even worse than the United States of America did (especially the Europeans who were exporting to the USA).

Hope this helped

1941

is when people claim

at the start of WW2

Thursday, October 24, 1929.

it was so famous for it's Economics the blacks have.

1929

there is no main cause, all causes are equal for without one cause then the crash wouldn't have happened. for example with out over production there would have been no crash at all and without a panic reaction, there wouldn't have been a crash at the end, it would have all corrected itself out over time.

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