The Great Rip Era (America's Growth History: Pain and Despair)

In a sense, Roosevelt's New Deal not only saved the United States, but also saved the world. The author uses a unique perspective and keen observation to show readers how the United States successfully transformed under the leadership of Roosevelt under the great economic crisis and completed the most critical step on the road to great rise. "The Great Break" takes the economic crisis that broke out in 1929 as the background, and takes "Roosevelt's New Deal" as the main narrative line to vividly show the United States from 1929 to 1939, a thrilling decade full of crises and changes. Starting from the Hoover administration's adherence to the old economic system and its clumsy way of handling the new economic situation, which caused the United States to slide into a more terrifying abyss in a nightmare crisis, the author places the emergence of the "Roosevelt New Deal" in the debates and confrontations between various forces, which further demonstrates its inevitability. It can also glimpse some details of American democracy from the side, as well as the change in the mentality of American society in the face of major crises. In the last chapter, the author gives an overview of the bankruptcy of the United States' "isolationist policy" and its new international political participation policy under the cloud of fascist war.