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[[Image:29-49.gif|right|200px|thumb|Dow Jones Industrial Averages, 1929-49.]]
 
[[Image:29-49.gif|right|200px|thumb|Dow Jones Industrial Averages, 1929-49.]]
 
[[Image:115yeardowgoldratio.gif|right|200px|thumb|Dow Jones Index in constant dollars relative to the price of gold. The chart is a good reflection of living standards throughout the period.]]
 
[[Image:115yeardowgoldratio.gif|right|200px|thumb|Dow Jones Index in constant dollars relative to the price of gold. The chart is a good reflection of living standards throughout the period.]]
The '''New Ordeal''' describes the period of time between 1929 and 1949, when the American economy finally recovered from the [[Crash of '29]].  It encompasses the early statges of the [[Great Depression]] during President [[Herbert Hoover]]'s term and the four terms of  [[Franklin D. Roosevelt]], the final term having been administered mostly by his successor, President [[Harry S. Truman]].  The New Ordeal also is sometimes refered to as the '''Great Ordeal''' or simply the '''Ordeal'''.   
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The '''New Ordeal''' is a term coined by this writer to describe the period of time between 1929 and 1949, when the American economy finally recovered from the [[Crash of '29]].  It encompasses the early stages of the [[Great Depression]] during President [[Herbert Hoover]]'s term and the four terms of  [[Franklin D. Roosevelt]], the final term having been administered mostly by his successor, President [[Harry S. Truman]].  I also sometimes refer to the New Ordeal as the '''Great Ordeal''' or simply the '''Ordeal'''.   
    
==Double double dip==
 
==Double double dip==
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