MontgomeryWardRogerBabson12,894,650StocksSoldMore $lost onTuesdaythan WW2DOWFalls13%$500 billionin newmoneyprintedOctober-November:Market fallsover 40%DOW falls3% onBlackThursday¨Buynow paylater¨Marketgrows1000%Unemploymentrates: 15% in1927¨A crashiscoming¨Unemploymentrates: <4%$30BillionLostNew YorkStockExchangeAdvertisingboomYum-YumApplesDepressionlasts 15years10,496,560StocksSoldMinorrecessionin March1929¨Stockprices havereached aplateau¨Continuousfall: June-September19291930s:MarketthrivesagainLondonmarketcrash:SeptemberMontgomeryWardRogerBabson12,894,650StocksSoldMore $lost onTuesdaythan WW2DOWFalls13%$500 billionin newmoneyprintedOctober-November:Market fallsover 40%DOW falls3% onBlackThursday¨Buynow paylater¨Marketgrows1000%Unemploymentrates: 15% in1927¨A crashiscoming¨Unemploymentrates: <4%$30BillionLostNew YorkStockExchangeAdvertisingboomYum-YumApplesDepressionlasts 15years10,496,560StocksSoldMinorrecessionin March1929¨Stockprices havereached aplateau¨Continuousfall: June-September19291930s:MarketthrivesagainLondonmarketcrash:September

1929 Stock Market Crash - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Montgomery Ward
  2. Roger Babson
  3. 12,894,650 Stocks Sold
  4. More $ lost on Tuesday than WW2
  5. DOW Falls 13%
  6. $500 billion in new money printed
  7. October-November: Market falls over 40%
  8. DOW falls 3% on Black Thursday
  9. ¨Buy now pay later¨
  10. Market grows 1000%
  11. Unemployment rates: 15% in 1927
  12. ¨A crash is coming¨
  13. Unemployment rates: <4%
  14. $30 Billion Lost
  15. New York Stock Exchange
  16. Advertising boom
  17. Yum-Yum Apples
  18. Depression lasts 15 years
  19. 10,496,560 Stocks Sold
  20. Minor recession in March 1929
  21. ¨Stock prices have reached a plateau¨
  22. Continuous fall: June-September 1929
  23. 1930s: Market thrives again
  24. London market crash: September