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How did the stock market crash contribute to the great depression.

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Answer: the stock market was heavily relied upon by the U.S, it contributed to the collapse of the economy. it made most people lose their money and homes, leading to the depression.

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The stock market crash caused everyone to take the money out of banks, but he banks were running out. the reason for this was because the money left in stocks lost value.

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