A Global Economic Depression (1929) (Unit 7/8/9)

(Use the timestamps to find what you need) In this video, Mr. Liddle explores the underlying causes of the Great Depression which began in 1929, and how it impacted various parts of the world including India, Latin America, Europe, and Africa.

The information presented here is aligned with AP World History: Modern course description and is designed to reflect or expand upon chapter 34 of the textbook Traditions and Encounters 4th edition or newer.

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0:00 - Into
0:15 - Essential Questions
1:30 - Context: Panic of 1873
3:40 - Causes of the Great Depression (Margins, Credit, Trade, and Overproduction)
7:15 - Impact: North America and Europe - Tariffs, Labor Strikes, John Maynard Keynes
11:25 - Impact: Japan - Militarism, Manchuria, Autarky
15:35 - Impact: Latin America - Economic Nationalism, Import Substitution Industrialization, and Nationalization
20:55 - Impact: Africa and India - Strikes (Salt March/Cocoa Strike)