Explanation: In america, no. The treaty of versailles contributed to the crash in germany, and while the argument could be made that the global economies are intertwined, it isnt to that extent today. The main causes was countries were not as likely to trade food and weapons to each other if they knew it was going to be used against them so trade in europe fell off. The US was involved at the begining of the water with the relief for belgium and the monetary support to britain at the begining, but they werent trading as much as they used to be. The war ended and was very expensive, so the US was poorer. The stock market crash happened because production was down and the unemployment rates were increasing and the stocks were being sold at a way higher price then they should have. With the debt and the agriculture industry collapsing, the market crashed.
