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The '''Great Depression''' was the worst economic crisis in history, and became a catalyst for the rise of [[fascism]]. | The '''Great Depression''' was the worst global economic crisis in history, beginning with a [[United States of America|US]] stock market crash in 1929 and arguably ended in the 1940s or 1950s and became a catalyst for the rise of [[fascism]] and [[Social Democracy|social democracy]], leading to [[World War II]]. | ||
== Effects by Country == | |||
=== Australia === | |||
=== Canada === | |||
=== Chile === | |||
=== China === | |||
=== European African Colonies === | |||
=== France === | |||
=== Germany === | |||
=== Greece === | |||
=== Latin America === | |||
=== Iceland === | |||
=== India === | |||
=== Italy === | |||
=== Japan === | |||
=== Netherlands === | |||
=== New Zealand === | |||
=== Portugal === | |||
=== Puerto Rico === | |||
=== South Africa === | |||
=== Spain === | |||
=== Sweden === | |||
=== Thailand === | |||
The Great Depression has been connected with the massive amount of unrest and republicanism in Thailand throughout the 1930s. | |||
=== United Kingdom === | |||
=== United States of America === | |||
=== USSR === | |||
The [[USSR]] was largely unaffected by the Great Depression, being cut off from global markets and trade and undergoing a fairly large amount of industralisation. Interestingly, several immigrants from the US, Finland and Germany went to the USSR seeking a better life, leading to a massive surge of support for communism across the world.[[Category:AnarWiki]] | |||
[[Category:Economic Crisis]] | |||
[[Category:1929]] | |||
[[Category:1930s]] | |||
[[Category:1920s]] | |||
[[Category:20th Century]] | |||
Latest revision as of 17:44, 3 April 2024
The Great Depression was the worst global economic crisis in history, beginning with a US stock market crash in 1929 and arguably ended in the 1940s or 1950s and became a catalyst for the rise of fascism and social democracy, leading to World War II.
Effects by Country
Australia
Canada
Chile
China
European African Colonies
France
Germany
Greece
Latin America
Iceland
India
Italy
Japan
Netherlands
New Zealand
Portugal
Puerto Rico
South Africa
Spain
Sweden
Thailand
The Great Depression has been connected with the massive amount of unrest and republicanism in Thailand throughout the 1930s.
United Kingdom
United States of America
USSR
The USSR was largely unaffected by the Great Depression, being cut off from global markets and trade and undergoing a fairly large amount of industralisation. Interestingly, several immigrants from the US, Finland and Germany went to the USSR seeking a better life, leading to a massive surge of support for communism across the world.