The Golden Ages Dbq

After the war, the years between 1924-1929 were considered to be the golden ages where Jews fell from being a threat; sadly this only lastly until the economic hardships took over. The golden ages were a time of regrowth because Germany adapted a new payment system, the United States loaned them money and they grew economically which created new jobs (Llewellyn, The Golden Ages). Hitler could no longer take advantage of the civilians because their economy was regrowing and the people were no longer concerned about the ‘Jewish threat.’ This lasted until 1929 when the American stock market crashed (Arnold). Even though the stock market did not fall apart in Europe, the German and American economies were closely linked through the loans that the