T/F: The Stock Market Crash of 1929 was caused from people buying on credit and stock market speculation.

T/F: The Great Depression caused many to lose everything they had, and caused further problems for those in the Midwest living through the Dust Bowl.

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True: The Stock Market Crash of 1929 was indeed influenced by people buying stocks on credit (margin buying) and rampant stock market speculation.

True: The Great Depression led to widespread economic hardship, causing many people to lose their savings, jobs, and homes, and this was further exacerbated for those living in the Midwest by the environmental disaster known as the Dust Bowl.