
Ch 18.1 PPT
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Social Studies
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10th Grade
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Practice Problem
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Hard
Josh Snyder
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19 Slides • 24 Questions
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Multiple Choice
Who won the 1928 presidential election, and what was a key advantage cited for their party?
Herbert Hoover, years of prosperity under Republican leadership
Alfred Smith, years of prosperity under Democratic leadership
Herbert Hoover, support from southern states
Alfred Smith, support from western states
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Open Ended
Explain how the concept of a 'bull market' influenced American attitudes toward investing in the stock market during the 1920s.
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Multiple Choice
What is the effect of a bull market on stock prices?
Stock prices fall
Stock prices remain stable
Stock prices rise
Stock prices become unpredictable
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Multiple Choice
What typically drives a bull market?
Negative economic news
Positive news about the economy
Political instability
Natural disasters
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Multiple Choice
If you own a share of a stock,
you are part owner of that company.
you can run the company.
you can hire and fire people to work at the company.
you have an office at the company.
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Multiple Choice
Ignoring risks, buying stocks and bonds to make a quick profit
Speculation
Black Tuesday
Buying of the margin
Bull Market
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Multiple Choice
Paying a small percentage of a stock's price as a down payment and borrowing the rest.
Speculation
Buying on the margin
Black Tuesday
Bull Market
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Multiple Select
Which of the following statements about buying stocks on margin in the 1920s are correct? (3)
It involved paying only a small percentage of the stock price upfront.
It was considered safe as long as stock prices continued to rise.
It required investors to pay the full price of stocks in cash.
It contributed to speculation in the stock market.
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Open Ended
Describe the sequence of events that led from the prosperity of the 1920s to the Great Crash of 1929, using evidence from the slides.
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Multiple Choice
What was one major factor that led to the end of the bull market in 1929?
A lack of new investors entering the stock market
A sudden increase in company profits
A decrease in speculation
A rise in stock prices
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Multiple Choice
One effect of Black Tuesday
Investors acquired huge amounts of debt
Investors acquired huge amounts of wealth
Investors amount of wealth did not change
Investors amount of debt was minimal
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Multiple Choice
What day did the Stock Market ultimately crash?
October 29, 1929
December 29, 1929
April 29,1929
November 29,1929
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Multiple Choice
What event is referred to as 'Black Tuesday' in the context of the Great Stock Market Crash of 1929?
The day the stock market crashed, causing massive financial losses
The day banks closed across the country
The day the government introduced new economic policies
The day the market fully recovered
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Multiple Select
Which of the following statements about Black Tuesday are correct?
It occurred on October 29, 1929
It involved a record number of shares traded
It marked the beginning of a long economic recovery
It caused a loss of $10 to $15 billion in stock value
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following was a direct consequence of the stock market crash on banks?
Banks lost money on investments and customers lost deposits
Banks increased interest rates
Banks expanded their loan programs
Banks were unaffected by the crash
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Multiple Choice
Speculation
Black Friday
Bank Run
Underconsumption
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Multiple Choice
Overproduction and underconsumption factored into causing the Great Depression by
causing falling prices on goods.
forcing a decrease in mechanization.
leading to more spending than saving.
scaring farmers into growing fewer crops.
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Open Ended
Describe the impact of the stock market crash on ordinary American families and their financial security.
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Open Ended
Explain how overproduction and the uneven distribution of wealth contributed to the economic problems leading to the Great Depression.
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Multiple Choice
What was one major consequence for farmers after World War I ended?
Demand and prices for crops increased
Farmers were able to sell all their crops at a profit
Demand and prices for crops fell
Farmers stopped taking out loans
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Multiple Select
Which of the following factors contributed to Americans buying less by the late 1920s? (3)
Rising prices
Stagnant wages
Balanced distribution of income
Overextension of credit
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Open Ended
Explain how the installment plan contributed to the economic problems of the late 1920s.
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Multiple Choice
A way to buy something by paying some now and then the rest later
installment plan
stock exchange
Public Works
welfare
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Multiple Choice
What was the effect of the Hawley-Smoot Tariff during the Great Depression?
It lowered the cost of imports for Americans
It increased American exports overseas
It intensified the Depression by raising the tax on imports
It encouraged Americans to buy more foreign goods
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