Why The Great Depression Was The WORST Time To Be Alive

Why The Great Depression Was The WORST Time To Be Alive
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Frozen wastelands. Genocide. Global collapse. Think today’s bad? History begs to differ. Join us as we dive into the darkest chapters of humanity in this chilling episode of The Infographics Show.

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  1. Was it really that bad? It produced an American population that could survive anything. Including a world war. People are soft in America today. " Hard times make strong men. Strong men make easy times. Easy times make weak men. Weak men create hard times"

  2. American slavery was extremely bad for African Americans. I'm sure those alive would agree it wasn't great to be alive during this time.

  3. 14:46 somewhat incorrect and biased. The Great Depression actually began in Europe when a bank called in a loan and the entity wasn't able to pay it back and defaulted. It wasn't something just here in the United States.

  4. The worse time to be alive was the 1960s in China. My grandparents never talk about how bad it was, but seeing certain habits like hoarding food in freezers and then telling me how they ate insects and roaches to survive terrified me, even to this day. Even criticizing about Mao was dangerous too. They still carry that fear even today when it comes to criticizing him.

  5. Your comments on the Mongol empire are false.

    Ogedei Khan expanded the empire after the death of his father, Chinggis Khan. It was the death of Ogedei that stopped the expansion of the Mongol empire.
    Additionally, Chinggis was no more brutal than any other ruler of that era, he just operated on a larger scale than anyone else. Chinggis re-established the silk road, a contributing factor in ending the dark ages, and ensued merchants were safe while traveling it.

  6. A few more things they should have mentioned: The Taiping rebellion which killed over 20 million people and was the 3rd biggest war after the world wars. Famines in India under British rule, which collectively over a 200 year period killed around 36 million people, some of these famines were at least partly caused by British mismanagement and greed. The Irish famine, also would not have been nearly as bad if Ireland was not being interfered with by the British (food was being exported from Ireland while people starved, etc.) The various horrors suffered by the peoples of the Americas during European colonization.

  7. Tents, caves and camp fires, a nomadic existence forced to search for new sources of calories, wild game and what can be gathered from the forest. Skin clothes, skin tents, Skin rope, Skin, Skin, Skin, Skin. Until the copper and bronze ages, where you had sowing, when it grow warm enough , then you have farming. Ever try to grow food in ground filled with ice? Even understanding the seasons of the foods of the forests is not, enough to encourage farming. until the climate grow warmer and farming seem safer, their would of been a period of distrust for farming, that was a combination of the nomad and the farmer, leaving crops behind and returning to the area later to harvest. Hunter gatherers.

  8. The present is building to soon contend with all of these as the single worst point in human history.. …. ….. once its history… if we live..

  9. Iran was called Persia during the Mongol empire.
    FDR policies in the 1930s resulted in extending the great depression era

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