Mr. Savage argues that the Great Depression was caused by a combination of factors, including the Stock Market crash of 1929, unsustainable economic practices, and a lack of effective government intervention. He emphasizes that the overextension of credit and speculative investments contributed to the financial collapse. Additionally, he highlights the role of international economic instability and trade policies in exacerbating the crisis. Overall, Mr. Savage believes that a multifaceted approach is necessary to understand the complex causes of the Great Depression.
they feared it would make things worse
People felt hurt and defended and would not agree with him because he was not doing right for American
In the US it began in 1929 with the stock market crash and ended sometime between 1936 and 1942 (depending on what sources you look at). In Germany the depression began in 1919 and ended in 1933. It propagated from Germany to the rest of the world. In different countries it arrived at different times.
Franklin Delano Roosevelt had an opposing view of his predecessor, Herbert Hoover, which was for more government involvement.
The New Deal was implemented between 1933 and 1936 to help the United States out of the Great Depression. Because the New Deal is now considered to be very effective, a not-so-common view of the New Deal would be that it was a bad decision.
An opportunity, they see it as something that allows them to take more control.
they feared it would make things worse
It was the start of the great depression. More people lived in the streets then in actual homes, the prosperous beginnings of America where coming to an end. The great depression had a lasting effect on how Americans view themselves and there government.
People felt hurt and defended and would not agree with him because he was not doing right for American
In the US it began in 1929 with the stock market crash and ended sometime between 1936 and 1942 (depending on what sources you look at). In Germany the depression began in 1919 and ended in 1933. It propagated from Germany to the rest of the world. In different countries it arrived at different times.
Franklin Delano Roosevelt had an opposing view of his predecessor, Herbert Hoover, which was for more government involvement.
The Great Depression caused people to look for the government to provide a basic safety net in times of economic downturn. People also wanted to see some form of a subsistence level of help from the government for those in the lowest tier of society.
beck developed the concept of the negative triad
The New Deal was implemented between 1933 and 1936 to help the United States out of the Great Depression. Because the New Deal is now considered to be very effective, a not-so-common view of the New Deal would be that it was a bad decision.
The very poor or middle class were more likely to view banks in the United States as economic monopolies controlled by aristocrats. During the Great Depression, many banks closed and were not trusted by the average citizen.
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Yes, you could say that. That is also the reason why it is called 'the GREAT Depression'. In society this had a great impact on people (lifestyle: how to spend money etc.). People were literally depressed. However, you could also argue that this is not true by stating the question of what 'a depression' actually is. (?) So it really depends on how people interpret things and so form a certain view towards issues. If speaking in financial terms I can tell you with 100% confidence that the stock market crash reall brough yhe greatest and deepest depression in finance / economic history of the world.