The Wall Street Crash of 1929 (Grade 11 NSC Matric History): Quizzes

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The Wall Street Crash of 1929
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What date became known as 'Black Tuesday' when share prices crashed completely?

29 October 1929

What dangerous practice did banks engage in that contributed to the Wall Street Crash?

Using customer deposits to speculate

How many shares were sold on Thursday, 24 October 1929 during the first warning signs?

13 million shares

By March 1933, by what percentage had national income declined?

50%

What were the improvised settlements on city edges called that housed homeless families?

Hoovervilles

How did government tax policy for wealthy people contribute to the crash?

Taxes were reduced

What happened to agriculture after World War I that contributed to economic problems?

Surplus produce drove prices down

How many banks had gone bankrupt by 1933?

4,000 banks

What was the average weekly relief payment during the Great Depression?

7to7 to 8

Who were the Bonus Marchers who demonstrated during the Depression?

WWI veterans and their families

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