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Stock Market Crash: By Curt R. Vance
Stock Market Crash: By Curt R. Vance
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1
When did the stock market crash start
1929
1928
1985
1919
2
When did the stock market reach its lowest?
July 8, 1932
June 8, 1932
3
Hoover asked congress for money to assist...
Insurance companies
All the above
Banks
Railroads
4
In 1933 how many dust storms were recorded?
38
48
none of the above
28
5
The biggest contributor to a stock market crash is public panic
True
False
6
On Black Thursday, 12.9 million shares were sold. What happened four days later?
Price fell
People lost their jobs
Stock Market fell again
Stock Market went up
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what happened on
March 25th, 1929
the lightbulb was invented
mini crash
it happend on a Sunday
Car sells decreased
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Stocks are units of ownership in a....
Bank
Company
Government
Hotel
9
How many months was Hoover in office before the Stock Market crashed
7 months
8 months
9 months
6 months
10
Hooverball is a medicine ball game invented to keep President Hoover in shape
True
False
11
How many banks failed in 1930
3000
700
300
7000
12
FDR Pledge himself to a "New Deal"
False
True
13
Who did the American People blame the "Great Depression"?
FDR
Hoover
Truman
Eisenhower
14
3 out of every banks were open after FDR passed what act?
Emergency Banking Relief Act
all of the above
State Banking Act
Federal Banking Act
15
What was NOT a cause of the Great Depression
Drought
Reduction of Purchasing
American Economic Policy with Russia
Bank Failures
16
Does Black Friday have anything to do with the 1929 Stock Market Crash
No
Not sure
Yes
17
Hoover was not invited to the initiation of the
Hoover Bridge
Hoover Dam
Hooverball
18
Who did FDR run against in 1932
Hoover
Lincoln
Truman
Nixon
19
How often do prices rise and fall on the stock Market
Monthly
Daily
Weekly
20
October 29, 1929
was later nicknamed
Black Out
Black Friday
Black Tuesday
Black Thursday