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    The document discusses the monetary policies following World War I. It states that the monetary policies of major countries were driven more by politics than economic wisdom, which skewed financial relationships and forced adherence to the gold standard. This lack of sound economic policy, along with a lack of financial regulation in the 1920s, led to poor monetary decisions, rampant speculation, and ultimately the 1929 stock market crash and worldwide Great Depression.

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    The document discusses the monetary policies following World War I. It states that the monetary policies of major countries were driven more by politics than economic wisdom, which skewed financial relationships and forced adherence to the gold standard. This lack of sound economic policy, along with a lack of financial regulation in the 1920s, led to poor monetary decisions, rampant speculation, and ultimately the 1929 stock market crash and worldwide Great Depression.

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    Organizing Information -- Example






    Monetary policies of US,


    England, France and
    Germany were driven
    more by politics than
    economic wisdom.

    Skewed the financial


    relationships among
    the world powers with
    several countries
    indebted to others

    Forced
    countries to
    stick to the
    Gold
    Standard

    Financial consequences of World War I

    Could the Worldwide


    Great Depression have
    been prevented?

    Lack of financial regulation in the 1920s


    led to poor monetary decisions and
    rampant speculation

    Stock Market Crash of 1929


    Discovered Patterns: The financial costs of World War I lead to poor monetary decision worldwide based on
    politics and revenge rather than sound economics. At the same time, the lack of financial regulation
    worldwide and the decision to stick with the gold standard, lead to speculation in the US resulting in the Stock
    Market Crash and subsequent financial shocks around the globe.
    Empire State Information Skills Benchmarks

    Construct#12

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