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Compare and contrast the experiences of Latin America and Africa during the Great Depression.

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Like other countries Africa particularly South Africa experience economic difficulties due to the Great Depression. Salaries decreased and unemployment went up. Like Britain they were forced to abandon the Gold Standard which helped the economy. Latin America also experienced economic difficulties due to their relationship with the U.S. Like South Africa, their economy also went down and this led to the rise of nationalism and fascism.

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