1. Obj. What caused the global depression of the 1920’s and 30’s?
Cornell Notes
What is an economic depression
The role of the U.S in the global depression
The Failure of the agricultural sector
Effects of the global depression
The U.S, British, and French Response
Alternative Responses: Italy, Spain, Germany

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5. What is an economic depression?
An economic depression occurs when a countries’ economy continues to decline for more than 2 years:
GDP/GDP per capita decreases
Prices decreases
Amount of businesses decreases
Unemployment increases

6. The role of the U.S in the global depression
During the war, Britain and France took out loans from the U.S to help pay for the war
Following the war: Germany and Austria took out loans from the U.S to pay war reparations to France and Great Britain
France and Great Britain used the money to pay back the U.S
Summary: The U.S was receiving the same money they lent out = no profit

7. The failure of agriculture
During the war, farmers outside of western Europe (U.S, Canada, and Australia) increased production to support the war
When the war ended: western Europe resumed their agricultural production
Effects:
created a surplus (too much) food decrease in the price of food 
Less money for farmers
More farmers out of work

8. Domino Effects of Global Depression
With less money 
Fewer people bought manufactured goods 
Businesses began to lose money
Unemployment increased 
Banks had fewer customers
Economies began to crash

9. The U.S, British, and French Response
By the late 1920’s and early 1930’s mass protests against the government broke out: Over 30% were unemployed and few companies were hiring
In France, the U.S and Great Britain, the government passed laws to lower taxes and created new government programs to help those in poverty:

10. Alternative Responses: Spain, Italy, Germany
In other countries in Western Europe (Spain, Italy, and Germany) , many people lost faith in democracy, overthrew their governments and turned to a new form of government ; FASCISM

11. The Rise of Italian Fascism
Use the reading to fill in the venn diagram
Then use. Pg to describe the causes and effects of the Rise of Italian Fascism

12. Obj. What were the effects of the global depression in Spain, Japan, and Germany?
Cornell Notes
Effects of Global Depression in Spain
Effects of Global Depression in Japan
Rise of Japanese Fascism
Effects of Depression in Germany
ABOARD Assessment
Expectations: Time: 7:00 Mins
Remain Silent during the Assessment
Doc. A
Doc B 1. 2. 3.
The candidate’s Speech
What are the problems
Whose to blame
What are his promises

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14. Effects of Global Depression in Spain
Spain was ruled by highly corrupt constitutional monarchy, when the Great Depression hit in the 1920’s and 30’s many people rebelled against the government
: Spain broke out into Civil War, a Fascist leader Francisco Franco soon took power with the support of Mussolini
Fact: Killed over 500,000 innocent civilians

15. Effect of Global depression in Japan
1932 – When unemployment reached 50%, protesters stormed the government building and killed the Prime Minister
Fascist Military generals took power in the government and hoped to end unemployment by making Japan an industrial power and increasing nationalism

16. Rise of Fascist Japan
They supplied these factories by conquering other territories across Asia and taking natural resources; calling their new colonization “Asia for the Asians”
By 1938; Japan became a top 5 Industrial power and conquered China, Korea, Manchuria, and Taiwan

17. Effects of the Depression inside of Germany?
Doc.B–
In which 2 years did unemployment reach its highest levels?
Which two political parties grew in popularity between ?
Based on the conditions of the country, why would these two parties be popular?
Doc.A– Why was the middle class suffering?
Who did they blame for their problems
(think back to yesterday) Why did they blame the international financiers in particular?

18. The Election of 1930
Candidate A: He associates with crooked politicians, and consults with astrologers. He's had two mistresses. He also chain smokes and drinks up to ten Martinis a day. Very radical economic plan for the country
Candidate B: He is a decorated war hero from the working class. He's a vegetarian, doesn't smoke, drinks an occasional beer and hasn't had any extra-marital affairs. Devout Christian and promises new reforms to put people to work
Candidate C: He was ejected from office twice, sleeps until noon, used opium in college and drinks a large amounts of whisky every evening. Imperialist and rich aristocrat

19. Obj. What were the effects of Hitler’s new government in Germany?
Political Programs 2.
International Interactions 1. 3.
Religious persecution
Art/Media Propaganda programs
The Role/programs for Women
Economic Development
Social Programs

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21. Economic Development/International Interactions1. 2. 3. 4.
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23. Obj. What were the effects of Hitler’s new government in Germany?
Political Programs 2.
Religious persecution 3.
Art/Media Propaganda programs 1.
The Role/programs for Women
Social Programs

24. Why the Jews….

25. P-I-R-A-T-E-S Use the reading to begin felling in the PIRATES chart:
Continue Reading to Rebuilding and Rearming German
When you finish begin reading Nazi Propoganda and answer the 2 questions at the bottom