The economic crisis was like a death plague, which continued to spread to every corner of the world, and by March 1931, almost all the people in the world were affected to some extent.

Hoover, who was in a hurry, could not change the declining economic situation, so he had to withdraw from the game.

After Franklin D. Roosevelt, the 32nd president of the United States, came to power, he successively promulgated a series of new reforms. Beginning in 1930, the United States began to provide unemployment benefits, revive the economy, and set up special agencies to clean up the economy and banking system, which soon stabilized the chaotic situation in the United States.

Thanks to a series of new measures by Franklin D. Roosevelt, the United States gradually climbed out of the abyss of economic crisis.

It is easy to introduce a new policy, but it is very difficult to find a new policy that suits the national conditions, and Roosfond broke the convention and boldly learned from Germany's successful experience in Europe, first antitrust, then optimized the combination of enterprises, and then went abroad to make friends.

Roosfoy succeeded, and the United States was rescued.

Antitrust action had a successful precedent in Germany, and it became almost the preserve of Eric personally. Many countries have failed to follow suit, and in the United States, it may not be possible to move forward with others. However, the Roosevelt family's power in the United States should not be underestimated, and with Roosevelt's step-by-step efforts, in the end, he also won.

One of the most important reasons for Roosevelt's success was that he combined the national conditions at that time, conformed to the will of the broad masses of the people, and did what he said in the process of implementation, and never dragged his feet in the process. Through the aggressive implementation of a series of policy measures aimed at reviving the economy, the power of the president was simultaneously fully recognized.

Over time, Roosevelt caught up with Eric and became a pioneer in the institutionalization of presidential power.

The economic decline of the United States began to bottom out under these strong measures, but because the international environment was still not optimistic, the United States had to start to make great efforts to establish its own small circle and establish the "Eric model" of business transaction rules centered on the United States. Ross was well aware that if he didn't find a business model that worked for him, the economic crisis could return.

The Spanish civil war did not end as quickly as one might expect, because observers made only one-sided comparisons and judgments about government forces and opposition forces, and besides, the war could break the rules at all times. As long as the fighting continued, a steady stream of U.S. military supplies would be transported across the Atlantic to Spain.

The opposition and protest of Britain did not shake the determination and will of the Americans, and at this moment, no one but money could shake the original intention of this foreign country to make money.

Copying the European Union's model is the shortcut to success, and the way out for the United States is similar to that of Germany, which is to form a common economy along the axis of North and South America, which Roosevelt called the Pan American Alliance.

In Europe, the EU, with Germany at its center, is a ready-made example. While the world is in mourning, the entire European Union is a paradise. Roosevelt drew North and South America into his own arms, and soon a Pan-American economy was soon established for the cooperation of the business community.

Under Roosevelt's guidance, the countries of North and South America were on the right track for economic recovery by harmonizing tariffs, establishing equivalent trade between countries, and vigorously supporting distinctive industries and trading blocs.

In the face of the global economic crisis, no country can be immune, and the EU has been more or less impacted, just because the EU countries have been huddled together to keep warm, which has minimized the impact of the crisis on the region.

Before his resignation, Max advised Eric that when many countries believed that the method of annexing their neighbors was still in the stage of force, Germany should do the opposite, and take the opportunity to export culture and technology to the outside world. He carefully calculated the results and costs of an economic invasion and a bloody war on his own initiative.

In fact, Max's ideas are quite similar to those of Hans Luther. Hans believes that countries should interact with each other, and the most effective way is to exchange what they have, learn from each other's strengths, eliminate barriers, and tolerate cooperation. Without the coercion of force and the horror of war, the people can truly live a good life in peace and contentment.

At that time, in order to take care of his own face, Eric did not approve it on the spot, but he agreed with it from his heart, and once thought of pulling France and the Soviet Union into the EU system, but unfortunately France and the Soviet Union were too vigilant against Germany, especially the Soviet Union, which was able to carry it and insisted on working hard, and the result was more difficult and difficult than France, which had already stepped into the European Union.

It is obviously on the edge of the European Union, but it gets less than half a cent of benefits in the terms of trade.

The British have a good face, put on the spectrum of the empire on which the sun never sets, and do not look at the EU squarely, nor do they intend to invest in the pan-American economic circle dominated by the United States.

At the time of World War I, Britain owed too much "human affection and blood debt", and the global economic recession greatly weakened its comprehensive strength. Although Great Britain seems to be strong for the time being, England has been tormented by the economic crisis, and when the two are pulled, only a good-looking shell remains.

John Bull, who only wants to take rather than benefit each other, bears the glory of the empire and struggles to support it, hoping to one day turn the tables around. However, such a life made it impossible for India, which was suffering with it, to live any longer, and many people germinated the idea of trying to get rid of the British Empire.

After the outbreak of the Spanish Civil War, Britain was like a shark smelling a strong smell of blood, desperately trying to move forward, but it was a pity that Germany took the lead in pulling the Jose regime into its arms, otherwise, Britain's first choice was definitely not the current left-wing forces.

The United States, far from the scourge, with its unique geographical advantages, feels that the more chaotic the world, the better, and then it can reap the benefits from it. The United States, with capital as the main body, has always relied on foreign countries to gain self-respect, and fundamentally disdains to engage in dealings with the Soviet Union, so when choosing a camp, it sided with the Jose government without even thinking about it.

However, to the surprise of the British, a large amount of money, manpower and material resources were invested to finally force the Jose government to retreat, but they did not expect that the United States would suddenly kill halfway and make a sidewalk, so that the current opponent was rearmed to the teeth.

In the past decade or so, Britain and the United States have quarreled from time to time, and relations have been good and bad, and this pair of happy enemies is now suddenly standing directly opposite each other, which is difficult for the British to accept, and the German ambassador to London, Andreas, has been constantly agitating from it, and the mutual trust between Britain and the United States has disappeared, so that Spain has really evolved into a proxy war.

This state of affairs is actually the result that Eric, Grener and Stresemann would like to achieve the most. Hans was also in the know when Grener and Strezemann pre-rehearsed the process. Contrary to the ideas of others, Hans felt that this form was much more cost-effective than winning a war, and he was never against it.

Before leading Britain and the United States against each other, Eric also considered the worst-case outcome, if this plan failed, Britain, the United States, and the Soviet Union might be in the same camp, and then Germany would be the wolf in the room, and in the end it would not be able to contain the influence of the United States on the continent. Of course, Eric is also sure that even if the United States wants to take root in Europe and expand its sphere of influence, Britain and France will do their best to organize it.

Now, Spain has finally become a mess, and Britain is not able to get in touch with the United States, but at the same time it has to be in the same camp with the Soviet Union, not to mention how uncomfortable it is. I want to say goodbye to the left, because I invested too much, it is not cost-effective to go, and I don't want to part ways with the left, I spent so much money, food, and soldiers' lives, but I won a scene for the Soviet Union.

However, Britain, the United States, and the Soviet Union were not destined to come together, and it was only a matter of time before the contradictions were provoked, and if the plan was realized step by step according to Germany's expectations, Germany would eventually clean up the mess in Spain.

In April 1931, the Spanish Civil War escalated again with further support and intervention from the United States. People seem to never see any sign of peace and begin to get agitated. Although Britain and the Soviet Union were eager to win and leave, the United States was still unsatisfied and did not intend to let the war end so soon.

The United States, the Soviet Union, and the United Kingdom have all sent their own volunteers, and although this layer of window paper has long been pierced, the three parties do not want to face it directly, and have always maintained a tacit distance.

Because the three forces are intertwined, you have me, I have you, and the wedge that colonizes the other party is even more unguardable. At the beginning, France has always remained neutral, but in the war that took place at home, it was certainly not the way to continue to pretend to be deaf and dumb, and finally, under the pressure of domestic public opinion, it had to send a small contingent of volunteers to join the Republican League.

The intensifying Spanish Civil War made the Western powers indulge in this environment of making money and training troops without pressure.

At this time, the small island countries with great ambitions and eyeing up the tiger took this opportunity to immediately gear up and prepare to expand their territory and act recklessly. Relations between Huaxia and Japan were suddenly strained, and the situation in the East was precarious.