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    The document summarizes the economic boom, bust, and recovery of the 1920s and 1930s in the United States. The 1920s saw a stock market boom fueled by easy credit and risky investing practices. This led to a crash in 1929 known as the Black Tuesday, starting the Great Depression. President Roosevelt implemented his New Deal programs in the 1930s which provided relief for unemployed citizens and stimulated recovery through public works projects to rebuild infrastructure.

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    The document summarizes the economic boom, bust, and recovery of the 1920s and 1930s in the United States. The 1920s saw a stock market boom fueled by easy credit and risky investing practices. This led to a crash in 1929 known as the Black Tuesday, starting the Great Depression. President Roosevelt implemented his New Deal programs in the 1930s which provided relief for unemployed citizens and stimulated recovery through public works projects to rebuild infrastructure.

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    Boom, Bust,

    Recovery story
    By Luke and Tekai
    01
    The 1920’s Boom
    The Boom!
    ● A strong sense of “Keeping up with the Jonses”.
    ● Credit was introduced.
    ● Stock market was using “credit” paying a small
    amount of the stocks full price.
    ● The stock fell as collateral. (Buying on margin)
    ● Stock market used for fast income.
    ● Many risks with stocks were taken in hopes of
    quick profit.
    2
    The 1930’s Bust
    The Bust!
    ● After the boom, The stock market crashed on
    October 29th, 1929 (Black Tuesday).
    ● stocks dropped by 11% and 30 billion dollars lost
    in the stock market over 2 days.
    ● This was the start of the great depression.
    ● Bankruptcy and closures came as a result of
    people not investing in the stock market
    3
    The 1930’s Recovery
    The Recovery!
    ● Theodore Roosevelt’s “New Deal”
    ● Relief for the unemployed
    ● Recovery of the economy
    ● Reform of the financial system
    ● A system of programs and public works to give
    the citizens jobs. Bridges, Roads, Train tracks,
    etc.
    Thank
    You!

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