PPT-Chapter 22 “Crash and Depression” Section 1 “The Stock Market Crash”

Chapter 22 Crash and Depression Section 1 The Stock Market Crash Pg 740744 Dow Jones Industrial Average Black Tuesday Great Crash Business cycle Great Depression Vocabulary 1 What events led to the stock markets Great Crash in 1929. The 1920s had been a time of unprecedented prosperity for many . Canadians.. However, the . economy was beginning to have . problems. . The economy is . commonly . looked . upon as a cycle: . “The . Black Tuesday. Tuesday, October 29, 1929: . M. illions of dollars were lost on the New York Stock Exchange. Who would be affected by a loss in stocks?. Stockholders. Businesses. Business owners. Workers. CHC2P1 – Miss Vuong. AGENDA . 1. Learning Outcomes. 2. Stock Market Continued…. 3. Effects of the Crash. 4. . The Great Depression. 5. . Political Figures . Learning Outcomes . Students will be able to…. the Stock Market Crash. 1920s Economy. Everyone has disposable income: Suburbs, House, cars, radio, Entertainment, etc. The stock market was a way to make money with extra cash. The bull market was not a gamble. 1929-1939. The end of the good times – Stock Market Crash. As the 1920s ended so did the prosperity and good times.. On October 29. th. , 1929, a date known as “Black Tuesday” the New York Stock Market crashed.. On October 29, 1929, stock prices fell drastically on Black Tuesday, resulting in a $10 to $15 billion loss in value. While this did not cause the Great Depression, it did undermine the economy’s ability to hold out against its other weaknesses.. of . '. 29. Definition. http://. content.time.com. /time/. photogallery. /0,29307,1677033_1474466,00.html. Hysteria on the Street. On the day of the collapse, the . stock exchange . lost $14 billion in value, ten times the annual budget of the federal government at that time. Due: Harlem Renaissance Collage Project. What Caused the Great Depression?. DBQ. Notes. Crash Course History Overview . Welcome! . Procedure. 1. Each pair begins the game with 5 points.. 2. Before each round of the game, you and your partner will decide . 2. Display slide 2 with Procedure step 1 in the lesson. . 3. Display slides 3 through 10 with Procedure step 4. (Questions and answers will fade in when touched.). 4. Display slide 11 with Procedure steps 6 through 8.. Background. 1920s appeared to be a decade of prosperity = “The Roaring 20s”. Some believed economic problems existed below the surface . Most ignored these warnings. Credit. Confidence in nation’s prosperity led many to purchase goods on credit. 1928 Presidential candidates campaign on continued prosperity. Alfred Smith’s campaign sunk by anti-Catholic backlash. Speculation. and . margin. buying drives 1920s . bull market. Falling stock prices force lender . 1929-1939. The end of the good times – Stock Market Crash. As the 1920s ended so did the prosperity and good times.. On October 29. th. , 1929, a date known as “Black Tuesday” the New York Stock Market crashed.. Notes- False Sense of Security & the Crash. Exit Slip. I can….analyze the factors, events, and economic conditions that led to the Great Depression. . Today in U.S. History B. The 20s that Roared. LESSON #8:1. The Crash of the Economy. p. 232-236 . LESSON . #1 – The Crash of the Economy. (2/23). VOCABULARY. Herbert Hoover (232). Stock Market. Bull Market (233). Speculation. Buying on margin.