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The American Stock Market crashes as investors begin to sell off shares rapidly. This single event caused panic across the world as millions of people lost their life's investments. This ultimately led to the Great Depression.
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One of Seattle's biggest Jewish Charity organizations continuously receives less and less donation money as a result of the Great depression and by November 14th of 1933 is forced to cut back spending by 20 percent.
Seattle's Neighborhood House announces in a meeting that the organization does not have enough money to pay building insurance. This was a result of declining community fund allotment. While organization raised $8,400 in 1926, that number was reduced to $6,600 by 1933 and $4,770 by 1935.
A 1939 Roper poll found that only 39% of Americans believed that Jews should be treated like other people. 10% of Americans at this time also believed that Jews should be deported.
After the United States was attacked by Japan at Pearl Harbor they decided to enter WWII. This marked the end of the Great Depression
