Great Depression

Explore the causes and consequences of the last age of globalization, which ended in the devastating outbreak of World War I.

The New Deal's housing initiatives aimed to provide relief and recovery during the Great Depression by addressing housing shortages, promoting homeownership opportunities, and stabilizing the housing market.

Explore the Rivera Controversy, a pivotal moment in American art history that highlights complex relationships between art, politics, and identity.

Explore the complexities of class conflict through Diego Rivera's mural in the Detroit Institute of Arts, reflecting the tensions between workers and management at River Rouge.

The River Rouge Massacre exposed deep-seated class struggles and contradictions of industrialization, marking a turning point in American labor history.

The 1920s US housing market's dependence on residential investment led to the Great Depression, with mortgage rates, foreclosures, and housing prices plummeting.

Explore Japan's turbulent 20th century marked by devastating disasters, economic hardship, and war that left a lasting impact on its economy, society, and politics.

Examine the pivotal role of monetary policy in exacerbating the Great Depression and its lasting impact on economic history.

The Federal Reserve System's role in the Great Depression is a topic of ongoing debate among economists and historians.

The Roaring Twenties stock market bubble: A historical analysis of the causes, consequences, and parallels with other financial crises.

Explore the complexities of the interwar economic crisis that led to the Great Depression in 1929.

The 1929 financial crisis was a complex event that led to the Great Depression, exploring its causes, effects, and lessons learned.

Explore the causes, effects, and historical context of the 1929 stock market crash and its impact on the Great Depression.

Argentina's 1929 hyperinflation crisis led to widespread rioting and looting, highlighting deep-seated discontent with economic policies.