Depression
The term depression has been used to refer both to an emotional state and a group of psychiatric disorders. As an emotional state, it is also known by various comparable terms: dejection, d...
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Sharpe, Eric J.
SHARPE, ERIC J. Eric John Sharpe (1933–2000) was born in Lancashire, England, into a family of straitened circumstances during the Great Depression. The first in his family to u...
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1930s: the Great Depression Disrupts America
After the Roaring Twenties, when business boomed and people thought the future looked bright, the stock market crash on October 29, 1929, seemed a minor pr...
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1930s: the Way We Lived
The Great Depression (1929–41) that started with the stock market crash of October 29, 1929, affected almost every part of people's lives during the 1930s. The op...
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1940s: Commerce
The 1940s were a time of incredible growth for American business. The country had recovered from the Great Depression (1929–41) and the war and government spending helped Americ...
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1940s: the Way We Lived
The Great Depression (1929–41) had plunged millions of Americans into poverty. Although New Deal programs had helped many, at the beginning of World War II (1939–...
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Great Depression Timeline
January 17, 1920
The Eighteenth Amendment, known as Prohibition, goes into effect, banning the sale and manufacture of all alcoholic beverages in the United States.
1921&#...
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Minority Groups and the Great Depression
As difficult as the economic crisis of the Great Depression was for white Americans, it was even harder on racial minorities, including black Americans, Mexica...
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Everyday Living
In the 1930s the economic crisis known as the Great Depression rippled through the United States, affecting almost all American families. The crash of the New York Stock Exchange in Oc...
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Riding the Rails
It was 1932 in the United States. Hard times of the Great Depression had hit. Pulling into a rail yard of a small town on an early misty morning was a long freight train. Even before ...
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End of the Great Depression
The 1930s were a troubled decade, economically and politically, throughout much of the world. In the United States the stock market crash in 1929 and the economic depressio...
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Crisis of the Great Depression
Exciting, fascinating, entertaining, prosperous—all these terms describe the decade of the 1920s, commonly known as the Roaring Twenties. The U.S. population was ...
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Everyday Living
The Great Depression, the worst economic crisis in U.S. history, affected almost all Americans and their families to some degree. Only the very rich avoided having to make lifestyle ch...
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Youth Riding the Rails
By 1932 an army of 250,000 boys and a scattering of girls were wandering about the United States on the railways. The hardships of the Great Depression pushed ever-increasing nu...
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Literature and Songs of the Great Depression
Every period of U.S. history has produced unique varieties of American literature. The Great Depression (1929–41), the most severe economic crisis t...
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Wartime Politics
Before World War II, during the Great Depression of the 1930s, the main political concerns in the United States involved social and economic issues. During the war, which lasted from ...
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Depression
One of the most common modern emotional complaints, depression is sometimes referred to as "the common cold of psychiatric illness." In its everyday usage, the word "de...
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Great Depression
Starting in 1929 and ending with America's entry into World War II in 1941, the Great Depression marked a turning point in American history by establishing the enlarged federal...
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Depression
Depression is a psychoneurotic disorder characterized by lingering sadness, inactivity, and difficulty in thinking and concentration. A significant increase or decrease in appetite and time...
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Depression
Depression is an illness caused by biochemical imbalance in the brain. It is characterized by persistent feelings of anxiety; sadness; helplessness; hopelessness; worthlessness; pessimism; ...
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Depression
Introduction
The term "depression" covers a wide range of thoughts, behaviors, and feelings. It is also one of the most commonly used terms to describe a wide range of negativ...
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1930s: Food and Drink
Many people had enjoyed luxuries during the prosperous 1920s, with its easy credit and installment (regular payment) plans, but the 1930s were a different story. Families across ...
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Ten Years of Not Knowing
An Economic Solution
Hoover's Depression
Millions on the Move
The Farming Crisis
A New President
The Bank Holiday
The Fireside Chats
Immediate Action
The Civilian Conservatio...
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The Great Depression was important to the rise of the Nazi Party but there were other important
factors that resulted to the rise, such as the weakness of the Weimar Republic and the increase i...
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These are all hard times for most people in America. The Great Depression was a time when most people had very little money if they had any. One of the main reasons for the depression was because of t...
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For people living in the cities, the Great Depression was nearly intolerable. The cities were poverty stricken and filthy. Most people lived in Hoovervilles to stay off of the streets. &nb...
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The great depression was the worst economic setback in American history. In 1929, it affected almost everyone in all industrial countries, including America. During 1930, the entire world was in a dep...
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The Great Depression (1929-1939) was a time of both a financial and an industrial crisis. Unemployment and economic chaos spread throughout the entire United States. The federal government desperate...
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The Great Depression was a time of economic turmoil in America that lasted from 1929 to 1941, during which people suffered in the streets without money, shelter, or food. Many pivotal events happe...
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The Great Depression:
A Time of Struggle, Survival and Reform
I. Black Thursday
A. October 24, 1929
B. First day of panic
C. Investors sold stock fast
II. Causes of Crash
A. 1924 to Black Thurs...
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During the 1930's the Great Depression struck America. There was much poverty, unemployment, and hunger all over the nation and Americans desperately needed a strong leader to help them back on their ...
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The Great Depression began in October 1929, when the stock market in the United States dropped rapidly. Thousands of investors lost all of their of money and were forced to live on the streets often g...
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Works Cited
Ametecon.com "Americas Great depression" 10 Nov 2004.
Gusmorino, Paul Alexander "Main causes of the great depression" gusmorino.com
13 may 1996, 10 Nov 2004
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What you see is not always get. You think you know a person by looking at them, seeing their actions. When you really have no idea what is going on inside. I wasn't always like the person I am today....
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The Great Depression hit the whole world and it was a time when unemployment was high and governments world wide were squeezing every cent. Australia got hit by the Great Depression as hard as any oth...
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The Great Depression of the 1930s is a period of time that was highly influenced by social memory, in that the social status you had, your gender, occupation, etc meant that you experienced the Depres...
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The common usage of the word "depression" isn't usually in reference to a clinical disease. People most often use it to mean that they have "the blues" or they're just feeling "down." Unfortunately, ...
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Thursday October 24th 1929, will always be remembered as the day that the world's economy just simply collapsed, spiralling the world into an economic and very long depression. However, how did the Gr...
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Many have argued about whose conscience the "Great Depression" should fall on. At the time it happened in 1929, many of those affected blamed Hoover and his policies for their newfound woes. However...
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In What Ways Did the Great Depression Impact (affect) Canada"
There were many factors, which caused and deepened the depression. The aftermath of war created some problems in Canada that weren't ther...
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For most of the first century after independence, all republics in Latin America followed an economic policy of export-led growth based on primary-product exports. The tremendous economic crisis of th...
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The American economy has suffered through many slumps throughout the United States history. Some slumps were worse than others. However, the worst economic times in the U.S. history was the period of...
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"In 1931 alone more than 20,000 Americans committed suicide" ("Great", Britannica). This quote shows the impact a crisis can have on this world. The Great Depression played a huge role in American h...
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There are many important events that have happened during the history of our country. For example: the Civil War, the ending to slavery, the founding of America, and even the last two states ad...
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Today, the United States of America is one of the wealthiest countries in the world, but this was not always the case. Before the most famous Great Depression, our country suffered six other signific...
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