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The Munich Agreement

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The Great Depression

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This is a really good site of the Great Depression!
posted by Amber on 03-14-2007

conditions less readily apparent
posted by Amber on 03-14-2007
exploitation
posted by Amber on 03-14-2007
- taking advantage of
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r
etrenchment,
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which meant cuts in public services in order to preserve government
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revenue and solvency
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posted by Amber on 03-17-2007
- solvency: pay debts with cash
  posted by Amber on 03-17-2007
expenditure
posted by Amber on 03-17-2007
- A payment, or the promise of a future payment
  posted by Amber on 03-17-2007
- the act of spending money for goods or services
  posted by Amber on 03-17-2007
declining
productivity, mass unemployment, and business failures
posted by Amber on 03-17-2007
collapse of German banks in 1931
posted by Amber on 03-17-2007
The First World War cost Britain
many of its positions of relative economic
advantage: shipping never recovered from the
losses of the submarine warfare and the advances
of competing nations, foreign investment declined
as global capital increasingly moved
to the United States, American banks displaced
English banks as the main lenders to other
European nations, coal production declined
in the face of European competition especially
from French-occupied coalfields lost by Germany,
and manufacturing suffered from the
loss of European and colonial markets
posted by Amber on 03-19-2007
- Effects of the war
  shipping losses
  foreign investment declined ---capiteal moved to the US
  American banks replaced English banks
  manufacturing suffered cuz of loss of colonial markets
  
  posted by Amber on 03-19-2007
Unemployment
posted by Amber on 03-18-2007
which meant that British exports
were sold at inflated prices that made them
less competitive with goods from other producers
posted by Amber on 03-18-2007
- This is bad: Inflation occurred, so people didn't buy from them
  posted by Amber on 03-18-2007
The government remained committed
to keeping the British pound on the gold standard,
posted by Amber on 03-18-2007
government was forced
to invest heavily in postwar reconstruction
posted by Amber on 03-18-2007
acquired more advanced machinery
and adopted more effective techniques, which
gave them a competitive advantage over countries
which had not been forced to modernize, such
as Britain.
posted by Amber on 03-18-2007
stabilized the French
economy
posted by Amber on 03-18-2007
France was affected
mostly indirectly by the decline of international
tourism, the decreased demand for French luxury
goods, and by the wave of protectionism
that cut into all international trade.
posted by Amber on 03-18-2007
production decreases and the spread
of unemployment
posted by Amber on 03-18-2007
eries of short-lived
and ineffective governments, and ultimately
to the attempted overthrow of the government
in February 1934.
posted by Amber on 03-18-2007
demonstrations, protests,
and strikes that occurred on the streets.
posted by Amber on 03-20-2007
Often these protests focused
on the so-called Means Test, which the government had instituted
in 1931 as a way to limit the amount of unemployment payments
made to individuals and families. For working people, the Means
Test appeared as an intrusive and insensitive way to deal with the
chronic and relentless deprivation caused by the economic crisis.
posted by Amber on 03-20-2007
In Germany, protests during the early 1930s emerged from a more
long-term crisis of legitimacy of the Weimar system. In particular,
the political extremes – the Communists on the left, and the
National Socialist Democratic Workers Party (the Nazis) on the right – were
committed to the overthrow of the democratic system by any means,
including direct action on the streets.
posted by Amber on 03-22-2007

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Overview of WWI

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The Austro-Hungarian Ultimatum to Serbia

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World War I, The 'Blank Check'

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