as this was the time when the Nazi Party grew rapidly from only 12 seats in May 1928 to 107 in September 1930 and became the second largest party in Germany‚ following after the KPD. This was down to the economic crisis in the aftermath of the Wall Street Crash‚ which weakened the Weimar Republic by discrediting its policies‚ consequently making the democratic politics less popular. The government seemed powerless to stop the depression‚ especially because Stresemann‚ an influential democratic politician
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The Great Depression began in 1929 when the Wall Street Stock Market in New York‚ America crashed. Although the crash originated in America this did not stop widespread panic and disaster being caused throughout many countries across the world. Due to the drop in demand for Australian products and the stop of production of many goods‚ a large amount of Australian workers lost their jobs and became unemployed. Being unemployed during the depression brought many challenges. However‚ there were some
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Dylan Stone-Miller 1/22/07 The Fragile Economy of the 1920’s and 30’s Post WWI and the Roaring Twenties Prior to the roaring twenties the global economy was unstable. World War I had created fragile trading bonds between the U.S. and many countries‚ war reparations needed to be paid by the countries that lost the war‚ countries such as Germany and Great Britain were indebted to the United States‚ and‚ as we know well‚ wars cost money. The economy was weakened and the developments made in
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as helping with washing‚ ironing‚ cooking‚ cleaning‚ or dressing and bathing the younger children (Press 27). By 1933 things had gotten so bad that thousands of desperate unemployed men and women in American cities were reduced to selling apples on street corners (Press 11). The income from selling apples definitely could not have been enough to pay bills and support families‚ therefore many people began losing their homes. The hard times of the Great Depression began to be too much for some to deal
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Numerous other foreign investors soon followed‚ which resulted in 16‚410‚030 shares of stocks that were sold. Wall Street that was once booming is now replaced by gloom and doom. Numerous stockholders lost billions and suicide rate intensifies. The stock market collapse foreshadowed a business and domestic despair which began the Great Depression. The Great Depression
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WWI left many positive effects on America. The country experienced political and social views changes such as the changing role of women. The United States economy observed technological boom ‚ industrial area increasingly grow and production was going up. However‚ the euphoria was not meant to last for too long. Due to the investors‚ stock brokers‚ as well as average people’s overconfidence in the 1930’s stock market‚ society overlooked the dark clouds that gathered on the horizon of the American
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BURLIN WALL Imagine living in a place where there was a wall preventing families to go to a better place‚ where people couldn’t be what they want or say what they want… the only thing that was holding them back was a wall. A wall that held bombs‚ barbed wire‚ dogs‚ and men armed and ready to shoot. In 1961‚ that’s exactly what happened. The German Democratic Republic put the wall up to surround all of West Berlin to where no one could get in and only the west side could go out.. Before the wall‚ West
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fuelled by new technologies and production processes such as the assembly line. The economic growth also caused an unprecedented rise in stock market values - share prices increased much more than GDP. This boom came to a dramatic collapse with the Wall street Crash of 1929 on Black Thursday. This led to the Great Depression of the 1930s. Economic Boom of the 1980s. The 1980s was another period of relatively fast growth. In the UK‚ the boom years were known as the Lawson boom. This also precipitated
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experienced a period of depression known as the ‘Great Depression’ in 1930s America‚ to highlight how people lived and how the itinerant workers’ only option was short-term employment. The Depression lasted from 1929 to 1939 and was a result of the Wall Street Stock market Crash were most people lost money. Furthermore‚ there was a drought which resulted in California being referred to as the ‘Dusk Bowl’ of America. That was the era that hoardes of migrant workers came to California and ranches looking
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the UK. While the US‚ Germany‚ Canada‚ and Canada had all had periods of economic boom in the 1920s‚ (though the US had entered a depression in the 1930s‚ also) the United Kingdom had yet to have their economic breakthrough. As the US had their Wall Street crash‚ they cut off their loans to other countries and stopped importing foreign goods in an effort to stop themselves from plunging into a depression. In response to this‚ many countries plummeted into a depression‚ especially the United Kingdom
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