There are certain events in life that you hear so much about that you were never there to witness. One of those for most of us is The Great Depression. This absolute economic collapse shook the United States in a way that few other events ever have. Given its' magnitude, mystique, and monstrous impact, I wanted to help you learn a little more about what exactly went down and what exactly we can take away from it nearly 100 years later. I think I speak for everyone when I say that I never want another Great Depression, but those who fail to learn from history are destined to repeat it. Today, we will discuss:
1. What the Great Depression is
2. What happened that made the Great Depression so bad
3. Financial lessons we can learn from the Great Depression
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