heights, this would eventually lead to a period called the

Great Depression, thanks to America's great mistake

of intense competition it would lead companies to over price

their products.

in, which is another theory in the cause of the Great Depression,

with lower prices in products, big losses in profits came in causing 

companies to lay off workers.

on document 1 is a graph that

shows certain events at certain

times. It also shows how high

the amount by size of people

or found or lost jobs, such as

there was a higher loss of jobs in

1930 - 1945 in the Great Depression

then in the Panic of 1893.

ordinary man or women can become

a very rich person by investing

money.

over a bucket of overproduction.

This shows that when the farm industry

and overproduced the cotton prices and wheat

prices dropped meaning they were lowered.

article, revealing stocks falls and a loss of of

$2,893,520,108 in steel. With Stock prices

slumping to $14 million, Europe is

Disturbed by America's actions

to occupy this problem.

U.S. employement in percentages

showing the percent of farmers

that were drafted and non-farm employes

becoming unemployed from 1926 - 1945.

in intensity as after 1927. Prices were

going up for investors, security

prices flew up as investors, forced up by competitive bidding.

were layed off, production was slacking and

all the surplus was used. People went buying

all the things they needed, and they were

eased knowing they can make easy payments

now.

plan) 3 of 4 radios along with 60% of furniture and automobiles were bought off from installment plans. With loss of money in jobs, the citizens had to buy their products

and one has a special design, but yet

both are made from the best materials, so with big drops on prices one boat lost it's value

the stretch system and on earns $128

a week, less than he get in one job.

With companies losing so much stock

an ordinary man gets less money in more 

jobs than he had in one.

was $2050. More than 50% of

America's population had an annual income

of a low $2000 a year. Fast foward 20 years later it increases big with 2% of the

population make more than $10,000 a year.

The wealthy make more than 33% of America's

Nation personal income in 1930, but in 1948 they owned 2%, showing how much power the rich had and the drop of the average individual made during the Great Depression.