History: Impact of the 1929 Crisis Course
This course delves into how the 1929 stock market crash profoundly transformed global politics, economies, welfare systems, and power structures. It equips humanities professionals with practical tools, detailed case studies, and reliable sources to dissect historical crises, deliver impactful history lessons, and make sense of contemporary economic challenges in an engaging manner.
flexible workload of 4 to 360h
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What will I learn?
Discover the far-reaching effects of the 1929 stock market crash on worldwide politics, economies, and societies through this intensive course. Study key developments like the New Deal, the emergence of fascism and Nazism, the growth of welfare states, and postwar frameworks such as Bretton Woods via in-depth comparative analyses of various regions. Acquire essential skills for evaluating primary documents, economic data, and ongoing historical debates to enhance your teaching, research, and ability to critically assess global crises.
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Develop skills
- Analyze political shifts from the 1929 crisis, from New Deal reforms to fascist regimes.
- Compare global economic responses to the 1929 crash using key macro and trade indicators.
- Utilize primary sources on the 1929 crash to create effective classroom case studies.
- Trace the origins of welfare states from Depression-era policies on labour, housing, and social welfare.
- Link the 1929 crash to Bretton Woods system, decolonization, and the postwar global order.
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