The Effects Of The Great Depression On The 1890's

During the last days of Harrison government the railroads system suffer a major collapsed creating a major panic that impacts the whole nation. Many banks and companies depended on the railroad system and soon the stock market reacted to this. Other countries who had invested started to pull out their funds, leading to a great crisis. The south and the west faced an agricultural crisis and those regions had a chaotic situation. The people were now living in poverty and the monetary issues were heating up. The depression on the 1890’s affected the United States in many ways. This depression left a rupture in the economic that brought protests, unemployment, and high political tension. The depression dominated the 1890s reshaped political alignments,
ideas, and attitudes. Male’s voters displayed a great interest on politics trying to find a way to help those who needed the most. For that, they display the interest on form stronger impulse toward a reform, also the interest on presidential power working together with farmers and labores