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jadeee
i rarely ask for help when revising but due to being on study leave and unable to contact my teacher it would be greatly apprieciated if someone would be able to help me answer this questions.

what impact did the wall street crash have on the ecxonomy and what were the social consequences of the crash?

ive commented on how certain factors of it led to the depression and how most of the US lost all confidence that they had gained during the roaring 20's but im aware that this is not enough information.

any more info would be very much helpful to me! thanks smile.gif
MrJohnDClare
try this webpage:
http://www.johndclare.net/America7.htm

and for the causes:
http://www.johndclare.net/America6.htm
jadeee
thank you smile.gif
MrJohnDClare
Thank you.
It's always nice when people say thank you.
Tathrim
You sound like a person I could possibly know (but I can't check until after the maths exam on monday)

BBC Bitesize would have some useful entries. It also has more sites and other links to follow.

You may also find the information if you have a copy of Modern World History by Ben Walsh. try pages towards the back of the US study (possibly 168 -171?)

as Mr Clare pointed out, his website is useful for a lot of stuff.

You could also e-mail me (should be possible through this forum, my settings allow it) and I'll reply with a presentation that may help.

Hope this helps you

Tathrim
MrJohnDClare
Both of you - always be careful of people you 'meet' on the internet.
Remember that you don;t know who they are.
Never divulge personal details.
jadeee
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You sound like a person I could possibly know (but I can't check until after the maths exam on monday)

BBC Bitesize would have some useful entries. It also has more sites and other links to follow.

You may also find the information if you have a copy of Modern World History by Ben Walsh. try pages towards the back of the US study (possibly 168 -171?)

as Mr Clare pointed out, his website is useful for a lot of stuff.

You could also e-mail me (should be possible through this forum, my settings allow it) and I'll reply with a presentation that may help.

Hope this helps you

Tathrim


could possibly know? i dont think so!
bt thanks for the extra help, i dont have that book but i'll check out the bitesize website again (:
Tathrim
Alright, that's fine. I wasn't too sure, but that book sorted things out. That's OK.

Glad I could help.
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