The Great Depression tested global economies from "summary" of The Story of Mankind (Updated Edition) (Liveright Classics) by Hendrik Willem van Loon,John Merriman
The Great Depression was a time of great economic turmoil that affected countries all around the world. It was a test of the strength and resilience of global economies, as they struggled to cope with the challenges of widespread unemployment, poverty, and economic instability. During this period, many nations faced severe economic hardships, with businesses closing down, banks failing, and people losing their jobs and homes. Governments were forced to take drastic measures to try and stabilize their economies, but these efforts often fell short of providing relief to those who were suffering the most. The Great Depression...
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