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USA part 2 - Boom

When was the Wall Street Crash?####October 1929

What was the WSC?####when the NY stock exchange collapsed

In what ways did the Great Depression affect the economy?####collapse of banks and business

Why did banks collapse?####banks lent billions for people to ‘speculate’ on the Wall Street Stock
Exchange, after it crashed loans couldn’t be repaid and they couldn’t get it back

However, (collapse of banks)####there was some recovery under Roosevelt's New Deal ( banks)

Therefore, (collapse of banks)####the impact of the Depression was devastating for many but not all
banks

Link: (great depression)####rural poverty catalysed urban migration which contributed to urban
poverty

Why did businesses collapse?####profits collapsed

Why were profits lost?####funds lost

What was the result of the collapse of businesses?####many closed/downsized

How many businesses collapsed?####100,000

However, (collapse of businesses)####There was some recovery under Roosevelt's New Deal
(businesses)

Therefore, (collapse of businesses)####The impact of the Depression devastating for many but not
all businesses

How did the Great Depression affect society?####urban and rural poverty

Why was there poverty in urban areas?####rising unemployment

Why was there rising unemployment?####businesses lost profits → reduced workforce and wages

What was the average wage decrease####60%

What was the level of unemployment in 1933?####25% (from 5%)

What was the result of rising unemployment?####poverty

What were the results of poverty in urban areas?####soup kitchens Hoovervilles

Def: Hoovervilles####shanty towns inhabited by evicted/unemployed, dubbed after Pres. Hoover

However, (poverty in urban areas)####some recovery under Roosevelt’s New Deal (poverty)

Therefore it is clear, (poverty in urban areas)####the impact of the Great Depression was
devastating for most but not all people in rural areas

Why was there poverty in rural areas?####farming income fell by 50%

Why did farming income fall?####1920s already hard for farmers due to over production an
tariffssavings lost by bankspoverty → decrease in food sales‘Dust Bowl’ drought → poor crop
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