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1. The impact of the Great Depression

A worldwide economic depression followed the Wall Street Crash of October 1929 and it had significant effects. The US emerged as the dominant global economic power, and this meant that the world’s economy was tied to its success or failure. The impact of the crisis on the economic, social and political landscape of the world led to a resurgence in national self-interest and the attempts to secure economic resources...

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