1929 Stock Market Crash

“To the extent that the depression was ushered by the stock market crash, it was the crash in New York that was of consequence.” (Kindleberger, 95) the crash of 1929 affected every person, job, and the world. Prices were dropping and no one could face losing their money. The year 1926 started with the great flight to Florida. With great land and beautiful scenery, Florida retained a warmer winter climate that Chicago, Minneapolis, or New York. Everyone from …

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