Question 4 • (AG Q4) American History 8: 25-26 (AHostetler)
The Panic of 1873 triggered a major financial crisis, followed by years of economic hardship known as the Long Depression. Businesses failed, unemployment rose, and economic activity slowed. Therefore, one result was that the United States experienced an economic slowdown; the crisis did not cause a sizable stock-market increase.
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