Great Crash Primary Source Document
1. Number paragraphs
2. Highlight the author's claims. (A claim is an arguable statement or assertion made by the author. Data, facts, or other backing should support an author’s assertion)
3. For each of the 5 subsections of the article, summarize each section. In other words, what is the author claiming in each section.
Handed out the Unit Exam question #4. Tape/Glue/Staple the sheet into your notebook so you don't lose it. As we go through this unit and address the talking points of each question, be sure to fill in those areas on the review sheet in preparation for the exam.
Refer to the book P. 290-291 as well as the Great Crash article for information.
Exam Question #4.
Analyze the events of the Great Crash of 1929.
Analyze the events of the Great Crash of 1929.
- Early 1920’s Stock Market
- Speculation
- Wealth Distribution
- Surplus of Goods
- Buying on the Margin
- Repayment of Loans
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