After World War One ended, the American economy was strong as Americans spent money freely, fueling growth in the stock market which rose sharply; however, the stock market bubble soon burst, plunging the United States into the Great Depression.
After World War One ended, the American economy was strong as Americans spent money freely, fueling growth in the stock market which rose sharply; however, the stock market bubble soon burst, plunging the United States into the Great Depression.
After World War One ended, the American economy was strong as Americans spent money freely, fueling growth in the stock market which rose sharply; however, the stock market bubble soon burst, plunging the United States into the Great Depression.