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1920s - economic recovery from ww1
1920s = recovery for European nations after ww1
European powers → borrowed money from USA
—> US economy increased in1920s BUT dependence on US - not sustainable
the 1929 stock market crash
grow in production of goods & prices of shares in US → problems
companies made more goods than they could sell - american’s = too poor to buy + no foreign markets
speculation - investors → borrowed money to buy shares → share prices increased alot by late 1920s
→ October 1929 → new york stock exchange collapsed → investors sold shares as prices fell → end dec 1929 - $40 billion wiped off value of US share
impact of the crash
huge fall in demand for goods or services → decreased production → increased unemployment → mass poverty
depression → hit to other countries → German economy reached pre-ww1 levels = ☹ → bcs unemployment
1932 - 6mill unemployed in germany
why is this a cause
TGD enabled the rise of dictators in Germany as
the Nazis used hyperinflation and loss of jobs as propaganda to convince civilians they could fix the economic crisis and allowed them to get into government which set of the next chain of events where Hitler became chancellor → Nuremberg laws - antisemitism → holocaust → countries realizing bcs of these policy’s Germany would become dangerous → had to stop him → appeasement → soviet nazi pact → ww2