In this episode of History Unveiled, we explore the Stock Market Crash of 1929, a pivotal moment that signaled the onset of the Great Depression. We discuss the factors leading up to the crash, including the speculation frenzy and risky investments that created an unsustainable market bubble. As we dive into the details of October's catastrophic events, particularly Black Tuesday, we examine the widespread panic and economic devastation that followed. We also touch on the broader implications of the crash, the experiences of everyday people during this time, and the eventual changes in government policy and regulation that emerged in response. Join us as we reflect on this critical chapter in American history and its lasting lessons for today.