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The Great Depression

Big Ideas What problems existed due to an uneasy peace after WWI? How did the Depression affect various countries around the world?

Uneasy Peace The Treaty of Versailles created repeated border disputes among nations and Germans were determined to change it. League of Nations did not solve the new conflicts US didn’t join League members couldn’t agree to use force French wanted it strictly enforced Germans couldn’t pay back reparations, so the French occupied the Ruhr Valley, an industrial and mining center They planned to take reparations from German industry

Uneasy Peace German workers went on strike Gov’t printed more money to pay workers Made the German mark useless because of inflation The Dawes Plan: reduce reparation payments to what they could afford. $200 million went to Germany- led to heavy American investment French and Germans became more cooperative Treaty of Locarno- Germany’s western borders wouldn’t be threatened 1926- Germany joined the L of N 1928- 63 nations signed the Kellogg-Briand Pact Pledged to renounce war No one reduced their military

Great Depression Depression- very low economic activity and high unemployment 2 main causes 1. Downturn in economies of nations during the 2nd half of the 1920’s 2. Collapse of US stock market in 1929 Germany had been borrowing $ since 1924, but American investors pulled $ out of Germany This weakened banks around Europe

Great Depression As trade and production slowed, people lost jobs Gov’ts didn’t know how to deal with the problems Tried to lower wages and raise tariffs Made things worse Many people looked to leaders who proposed simple solutions in return for complete power Challenged democratic nations

Great Depression Franklin Delano Roosevelt instituted the New Deal John Maynard Keynes said that unemployment came from decline in demand, not overproduction Gov’t should finance projects to put people to work Many in his gov’t ignored him. The US was terribly affected too. 12 million unemployed Franklin Delano Roosevelt instituted the New Deal The gov’t created jobs by funding public works projects Social Security Act- created a system of old-age pensions and unemployment insurance It was not until WWII that American workers regained full employment