How was the 1929 Stock Market Crash a turning point in America’s economic history?
Group of answer choices
As a result of the Stock Market Crash, the government established laws and agencies in order to lessen the effects of the normal business cycle.
As a result of the Stock Market Crash, the government established a new economic policy encouraging deregulation to protect the general welfare of the public.
As a result of the Stock Market Crash, the government established new rules and regulations regarding overproduction in an effort to maintain economic stability.
As a result of the Stock Market Crash, the government established laws to prevent the use of laissez-faire policies by future administrations.
