The Causes of Canada's Great Depression of 1929-1939

"In the morning of October 29th, 1929, the voice cried out in and around and the man stood leaning against the wall in various places and covered his face with the hand as though it was trying to disturb the scene, He tried to understand, but when he held his hand over his hat and seized both hands, he seemed crying, he whispered, "It disappeared." "It all disappeared," according to Mr. Kristen Brennan, the word "Great Depression" is a thin men in elderly clothes and black and white of exhausted shoes selling 5 cents of apple on the streets of the city It reminds me of the image. " I line up to collect bread and milk with confidence

The root cause of the Great Depression The Great Depression was the longest period the US economy continued to decline. The Great Depression from 1929 to 1939 lasted about 10 years, the day of the stock market crash in 1929 and the beginning of World War II. Many factors actually resulted in the Great Depression. The well-known factor said to have caused the Great Depression was the stock market crash in 1929, which is not directly correct. - Comparison and comparison of the draft draft January 26, 2016 Justin Park Great Depression is the worst period in America's economic history. It is impossible to exaggerate how difficult this time is for ordinary workers, and there is feeling of hopelessness nationwide. The current political wisdom that led to the Great Depression is that the federal government does not participate in business or economy under any circumstances.

Between 1929 and 1939, the Great Depression globally occurred. Canada is one of the most affected countries. Regardless of political power, the country is beginning to collapse financially and economically. The Great Depression is also known as the Dirty 1930s, unlike ordinary depression going to the farm until savings disappears and the family of the city explodes. This kind of frustration affects to some extent to all people. Basically there is no way to avoid it. Under such huge economic pressure and anxiety, the country turned to politics and hoped to wipe out the situation they are faced each day. At that time, Prime Minister Mackenzie King did not help Canada. Because he believed that all the Canadian provinces have the ability to handle things themselves. When the province helped him, Mackenzie King said he would not give "five cents", which means that he does not economically help any state.