Why did the call it the GREAT depression? .....What is so great about that?
12 Answers to "Why did the call it the GREAT depression? .....What is so great about that?"
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"Great" is an adjective for how far-reaching and devistating the event was, not that the event itself was great to experience.
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How much the very elite managed to profit from it.
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Because of all the great movies produced during it to boost morale.
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The fact that they learned how to feed 10 kids for a year off one grain of rice.
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In the word of Kevin Catflap one of the infamous Megamogs because it was BIG!
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because if they would have used huge depression.... well you get the idea
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What made the Great Depression "great" was the New Deal, which protracted the Great Depression by artificially stabilizing wage rates, public spending, etc..
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It was called that because of how widespread and devistating it was.
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How greatly they orchestrated it to make the people fall on their knee's while the jew bankers who rule grew in power, having their hands right under our balls
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It was GREAT because we've never had one, before or since, that was as monumental.
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they means it was big cause words mean different stuff back then.
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Best Answer (Chosen by Voting):
Posted by RodneyTrotter 1 Mar 11th, 2013 at 1:57PM
Great as in the scale of it.
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