There was a a lot to fear in the great depression. One of the main reasons is that people were afraid of losing there jobs. Many people were losing their jobs because their business didn't have enough money to support them. Then the people who were laid wouldn't have enough money to support their families.
Furthermore, there was a vicious cycle of overproduction and job layoffs. Since most companies overproduced, they had to lay off employees, causing unemployment rates to go up. When these went up, there was still overproduction as a result, henceforth, leading to even more layoffs... this cycle continued.
Great Depression, poverty, fear of communism, nationalist promises, instable government.
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
FRD said this during his first inaugural address on March 4,1933, and was speaking of the Great Depression, and its effect on the morale of the USA.
"The only thing we have to fear....is fear itself." was said in Roosevelt's inagural speech. It was meant to give hope to Americans in the time of the great depression. If we fear fear, we understand fear is something that can potentially stop us from achieving goals.
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Where did the great depression.... WHAT???-The BOLD explainer ;)
Franklin D. Roosevelt, during his first inaugural address on March 4,1933, was speaking of the Great Depression, and its effect on the morale of the USA, when he said:"...the only thing we have to fear is fear itself..."
WWI was a major cause of the Great Depression.
You can always use Xenophobia - the fear of the unknown.
Isolationism is a CONSEQUENCE of the great depression. After the Great depression many Nations focused on internal affairs.
The allusion "nothing to fear but fear itself" originates from Franklin D. Roosevelt's inaugural address in 1933 during the Great Depression. It was used to reassure the American public that fear was the primary obstacle they needed to overcome in order to move forward.
The Great Depression