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The Interwar Crisis (Great Depression (Consequences (Companies (went out…
The Interwar Crisis
Great Depression
Falling consumption
people
lost jobs
stopped
spending money
overproduction
bankrupt
companies
The Wall Street crash
companies failed
investors panicked
shares
value felt
1929
Consequence
s
Consumption decreased
Companies
went out bussines
US repay loans
unployment
banks collapsation
Protests
worst living standards
Democratic states
states
France
republic
Germany
weimar republic
GB
parliamentary monarchy
Not always
protecting rights
freedoms equally
worker rights
Reacted
political parties
supporting their ideas
In response
bourgeoisie
voted right wing
Economy
1920
economy prosperity
The Roaring Twenties
Change 1929
Great Depression
Politic
Democracy
France
USA
Great Britain
Authoritarian dictatorship
Germany
USSR
Post-war crisis
early 20s
End war economy
shortage food
material destruction
US first recover
Loans to Europe
United States
Democratic party
capitalist system
government intervention
economy
interests
middle/ working classes
Republican party
capitalist system
free markets
opposed
government intervention
economy
interest
wealthy americans
1920 - 1930s
r
epublicans
economic prosperity
fear of Comunism
democrats
Roosevelt and new deal
government intervention
public-works programmes
social insurance system
assistance for farmers