-
Caused the Great Depression.
-
The allies allowed Germany a few months to pay back reparations due to near bankruptcy.
-
At the time of the collapse, the bank had over $200 million in deposits, making it the largest single bank failure in the nation's history.
-
Due to people taking all thier money out of the banks, many banks had to be shut down.
-
Dearborn police and Ford's company guards attack the workers, killing four and injuring many more.
-
Lead to WW2 and the Holocaust.
-
The New Deal was a series of programs enacted in the United States between 1933 and 1938, and a few that came later. They included both laws passed by Congress as well as presidential executive orders during the first term (1933–1937) of President Franklin D. Roosevelt.
-
Overturned the 18th amendment, ending the prohibition.
-
A West Coast longshoremen's strike, conducted with significant aid from the Communist Party, paralyzes shipping and trade in California, Oregon, and Washington. The strike ends with a victory for the longshoremen's union with cooperation between the longshoremen and West Coast Communists representing the first successful venture of the so-called "Popular Front" between Communists and liberals.
-
Huey Long is assassinated inside the Louisiana Capitol Building.
-
The German-American Bund stages a huge rally of fascist sympathizers supporting what they call "True Americanism" in Madison Square Garden in New York. Anti-Semitic Hitler admirer and Bund leader Fritz Kuhn calls Franklin Roosevelt "Frank Rosenfeld," and the New Deal "The Jew Deal."
-
Roosevelt was elected for his third term.
