Economic factors and the great depression

Economic factors and the Great Depression
The economic success of a country, in a sense, defines the wealth, living standards, and conditions of its general population; and in turn marks whether the country itself stands among the world as an industrial power.
In a country where the economy is stable and thriving, the population tends to be happy of their government- giving the government the credit of securing the success of its economy.
On the contrary, in a country where the economy is instable and on the verge of collapse, the economic recession causes the general population to be discontent of their government’s initiatives – and if the people’s attitude of such a society has grown to a level of extreme dissatisfaction, political unrest will erupt as the unhappy population takes to the streets.
In contrast, these factors are exactly what happened during the Great Depression of the 1930’s and it too is a major factor to why Nazism and figures such as Hitler and Mussoli...