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    The decline of Republicanism up to 1933 is summarized in 3 sentences: The Great Depression that began with the 1929 Wall Street crash led to widespread unemployment, bank failures, and business closures. Republicans had believed their laissez-faire economic policies would solve the post-WWI recession as it had before, but the Great Depression was harsher and longer-lasting. By 1933, Republican popularity and control had greatly declined as Franklin Roosevelt and the Democrats' support for a "New Deal" approach gained favor in response to the failures of the Republican policies of the 1920s.

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    The decline of Republicanism up to 1933 is summarized in 3 sentences: The Great Depression that began with the 1929 Wall Street crash led to widespread unemployment, bank failures, and business closures. Republicans had believed their laissez-faire economic policies would solve the post-WWI recession as it had before, but the Great Depression was harsher and longer-lasting. By 1933, Republican popularity and control had greatly declined as Franklin Roosevelt and the Democrats' support for a "New Deal" approach gained favor in response to the failures of the Republican policies of the 1920s.

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    The decline of Republicanism up to 1933 is summarized in 3 sentences: The Great Depression that began with the 1929 Wall Street crash led to widespread unemployment, bank failures, and business closures. Republicans had believed their laissez-faire economic policies would solve the post-WWI recession as it had before, but the Great Depression was harsher and longer-lasting. By 1933, Republican popularity and control had greatly declined as Franklin Roosevelt and the Democrats' support for a "New Deal" approach gained favor in response to the failures of the Republican policies of the 1920s.

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    Thursday 21st September 2023

    The decline of republicanism up to 1933.

    G.O.P- grand old party

    The situation in 1929:


    The underlying problems of the post war boom, combined with the new out of control
    share trading on Wall Street, this led to the wall street crash.
    The great depression then hit the USA, then the world.
    People lost their jobs, homes, unemployment soared, banks and businesses closed
    There had Benn an 18 month depression after ww1 so the republicans believe their
    laissez-faire and rugged individualism policies would work again
    The great depression longer and harsher than before however, and by 1933
    republicanism had declined and Roosevelt had been elected for the Democrats, popular
    for his ‘nee deal, thinking which was wildly different to the republican policies in the
    20’s
    The election in 1928, across the mat was mostly red (Republican)
    However, in 1932 this drastically changed showing the map to be almost fully blue
    (democrats)

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