"Date: The market crash of 2001, also known as the "Dot-com Bubble Burst," primarily occurred from March 2000 to October 2002.
Cause: The crash was triggered by the bursting of the \"dot-com bubble,\" which was fueled by excessive speculation and investment in internet-related companies.
Background: During the late 1990s, there was a rapid growth in technology and internet-based companies, leading to inflated stock prices and valuations.
Events: The bubble burst as many overvalued tech companies faced declining revenues, and investors lost confidence in the sustainability of their business models.

Consequences: Many internet-based companies faced bankruptcy and closures. "The NASDAQ Composite Index, dominated by tech stocks, plummeted, losing about 78% of its value from its peak. Job losses occurred across the tech sector. Investor confidence in the stock market was significantly shaken.

Impact: The market crash marked the end of the dot-com era and reshaped the investment landscape, leading to increased scrutiny of tech company valuations and business fundamentals.",

Questions for Fact Check:
- What was the primary cause of the market crash of 2001?
- Which index experienced a significant decline during the crash?
- What was the impact on internet-based companies during the crash?
- What was the general timeframe of the crash?
- How did the market crash affect investor confidence?