The Roaring 20s
This genre of music and "new styles" defined the happy feeling of the 1920s.
Jazz
This group of people had "big problems" even before the 1930s started.
Farmers
This is the specific year the stock market crashed.
1929
This is the popular name for the "Bad Times of the 1930s."
The Great Depression
This country sold two-thirds less "stuff" to Europe after trade rules changed.
Canada
The number of cars in use grew from 8 million to this many by the end of the '20s.
23 Million
In the late '20s, the richest 1% of people held this percentage of the money.
40%
These types of loans acted as a "booster" that turned a correction into a catastrophe.
Margin Loans
To help people, the government started these to "build things."
New Programs
This specific industry in Canada had it "really bad" compared to others.
Farmers
These two new household inventions changed how people lived in the 1920s.
Fridges & Radios
This term describes the problems that weren't easy to see under the "happy surface."
The Quiet Depression
The crash was caused by widespread buying on this, also known as borrowing money.
Credit
World trade fell apart because of a specific "rule" made in this year.
1930
Besides farmers, these two groups of people in Canada were hurt the most.
Immigrants and Native Canadians
This was the annual percentage rate at which factories increased their production.
3.5%
People in this specific "dying" energy industry had a hard time in the late '20s.
Coal Mining
Investors did this when they lost confidence in the market, causing massive losses.
Panic Selling
The "Volume of Brokers' Margin Loans" reached this dollar amount in 1928.
6 Billion
This happened to banks after the crash because they got "scared."
They all closed
This group helped businesses during the '20s and gave tax cuts to the rich.
The Government
Many people bought cars by doing this every month instead of paying all at once.
Paying a little each month (Installment buying)
The "Milwaukee Leader" reported that this many dollars were lost in the crash.
Billions
This "gambling" behavior in the stock market was a main reason things went wrong.
Treating the market like a gamble
This is how people felt (moving from happy) once they lost trust in the economy.
Worried and Desperate