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The economy in the inter-war years - Coggle Diagram
The economy in the inter-war years
Period between the WW1 and the WW2
1918–1939
Various phases
Post-war crisis
Recovery in the 1920s
The Wall Street Crash of 1929
Great Depression of the 1930s
Post-war crises
Significant economic crisis
High levels of debt
A shortage of products
Germany
Crisis
Pay war reparations
Government circulated large quantities of bank notes
Germany had no gold
Hyperinflation
People needed a lot of money to buy everything
1923 France taked de Ruhr at germany for rebuild its economy
The suffragist movement
Women
Shown they were able of doing the same jobs as men
They don`t accept their traditional role
Movement started at NY and UK
Supported by the Socialist Party,
Countries who allowed vote
1918
Russia
Great Britain
Poland
Netherlands
Austria
1919
Germany
Belgium
1920
Czechoslovakia
USA
Recovery in 1920s
The United States and Japan first recovering
Their industries had not been devastated by war
United States applied Dawes Plan in Germany
Economic prosperity, society changed
Consumerism grew again ales of consumer goods
Sales of consumer goods
The wall street crash of 1929
Wall Street stock market collapsed
Leading to the Great Depression
23000 banks collapsed and 5000 closed
Causes
Industrial overproduction
Agricultural overproduction
Speculation on the stock market and excessive bank credit
When problems start
People wanted to sell shares
The great depression of 1930
Began with the Wall Street Crash
Continued for a decade
Consequences
Companies closed
Wages fell
Unemployment increased
World economy was affected
Decrease in the standard of living
