The Great Depression Explained in One Minute

A one-minute video which explains what the great depression was all about. The events which took place as of 1929 definitely had a huge impact on the historic events which followed and even as far as the present is concerned, it's hard to genuinely understand the current worldwide economic landscape without knowing a thing or two about the Great Depression of 1929.

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[connorhedstrom]

Good video but I was looking for an explanation of how it actually happened not the aftermath.

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[rashmiabbigeri]

Two types of people
A) This video should have been more elaborated
B) This video is 1:30 seconds

[cammorris]

just a little something extra if anyone is curious - the nsdap’s peak that was referred to in the video, was specifically in july of 1932, where the nsdap received 230 seats in the reichstag. the nsdap’s support declined to 196 seats in november 1932, as the crisis situation in germany began to be resolved, which caused the german population’s desperation to deplete and they thus began to turn away from extremist parties. :)

[CANALIMPACTONEWS]

I liked this video. It's too much educative to me. I'm really learning so much. Congratulations!

[xperiazip]

we didn't learn, so it looks like it will happen again

[remi_]

This is helpful thank for giving me the information I really needed

[Cohere]

Bill Wurtz still holds the world record for explaining the Great Depression the fastest.

[theskyking]

Spoiler alert, history is repeating itself. No surprise there. 🙄

[ahmeddaaniyal]

Great Depression! I thought it was about a psychological disease in the first place. Then I knew this was a channel about Economics

[champion_ww]

Great video! Thank you very much for this

[ishikuron]

The great depression explained in one second.




The big long sad

[thecitizenjoan]

Its definitely not a question of IF but When, hope I'm not alive to see it. Also the Frenchie and the English man cartoon is so cute.

[annajulialopesmendes]

The Great Depression was a dramatic, worldwide economic calamity which started in 1929 and lasted until the late 30s. Most people believe it began with the U.S. stock market collapse of October 1929. By 1932, U.S. stocks were only worth 20% of what they were prior to the crisis, and 1 year later, almost half of all Unites States banks had failed.

[videogamemusicandfunstuff]

I like the end of the video with the "let's learn from the past and not let this happen again"

[alexsantos]

I came here to practice my English with this audio. xD Nice explanation!

[blitzy]

*its actually one minute and 29 seconds, * clickbait

[muralikrishnanr]

Business people's use Economic regression period to buy stocks and shares if they try to buy them in Economic depression time means will it be more cheaper?

[t.praneethreddy]

You should have extended the topic much more, so that we can understand it better.