America in the 1920s - Wall St. Crash

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America in the 1920s - Wall St. Crash
  1. The economic boom led to an over confidence in the stock market
    1. Americans took out loans to buy shares on the margin
      1. On October 24 (Black Thursday) share prices began to fall
        1. Panic selling caused prices to fall quickly
          1. On October 29 (Black Tuesday) share prices fell by $40 billion in a day
        2. Many companies were forced out of business
          1. Banks called in loans and those who could not pay became bankrupt
            1. Loans to customers stopped too and many could not afford to buy products
            2. Rise in unemployment
              1. Between 1929 and 1932 unemployment rose from 2 million to over 12 million
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