The Great Depression began when investors began to worry the boom would end and began selling stocks. This panic selling contributed to the stock market crash of 1929, which was a significant factor in the onset of the Great Depression.
How did the Great Depression begin?
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Investors began to worry the boom would end and began selling stocks.
Investors began to worry the boom would end and began selling stocks.
Investors paid back their loans too late to help the economy.
Investors paid back their loans too late to help the economy.
People were not willing to sell their stock.
People were not willing to sell their stock.
Farmers had to sell stock to pay for farm equipment.
Farmers had to sell stock to pay for farm equipment.
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