Memory Alpha
Memory Alpha
m (+ link)
m (Robot: Automated text replacement (-. +. ))
Tag: apiedit
(13 intermediate revisions by 8 users not shown)
Line 1: Line 1:
The '''Great Depression''' was a period of [[economics|economic]] and social upheaval in the [[United States]] in the [[1930s]]. Many people became unemployed and homeless; the period was described as quite barbaric by [[Spock]].
+
The '''Great Depression''' was a period of [[economics|economic]] and social upheaval in the [[United States of America]] in the [[1930s]]. Many people became unemployed and homeless; the period was described as quite barbaric by [[Spock]].
   
The misery of the Great Depression was the backdrop for [[James T. Kirk]]'s visit to [[1930]]. An overdose of [[cordrazine]] had rendered [[Leonard McCoy]] temporarily insane, and McCoy had fled through the [[Guardian of Forever]] – altering the past in a way that eliminated the [[United Federation of Planets|Federation]] from the [[timeline]]. Pursuing him, Kirk and Spock also journeyed to Earth's past, there encountering social worker [[Edith Keeler]]. Through Keeler, they were eventually reunited with McCoy. Kirk also fell in love with the young woman – tragically, since she was fated to die. ({{TOS|The City on the Edge of Forever}})
+
The misery of the Great Depression was the backdrop for [[James T. Kirk]]'s visit to [[1930]]. An overdose of [[cordrazine]] had rendered [[Leonard McCoy]] temporarily insane, and McCoy had fled through the [[Guardian of Forever]] – altering the past in a way that eliminated the [[Federation]] from the [[timeline]]. Pursuing him, Kirk and Spock also journeyed to Earth's past, there encountering social worker [[Edith Keeler]]. Through Keeler, they were eventually reunited with McCoy. Kirk also fell in love with the young woman – tragically, since she was fated to die. ({{TOS|The City on the Edge of Forever}})
  +
{{bginfo|It was implied that something akin to the great depression also happened in the [[Temporal War]] [[World War II (Temporal War)|timeline]], since a Nazi propaganda film promised to rid the United States from "the parasitic elements that have crippled our economy since [[1929]]".|A script from {{film|8}} (substantially different from the final movie) mentioned the conditions Picard's crew found on Earth in 2063 as something "that makes the Great Depression look like a minor inconvenience"}}
   
==External Links==
+
== External link ==
*{{wikipedia|Great Depression}}
+
* {{wikipedia}}
  +
[[Category:Earth]][[Category:Time]]
+
[[Category:Earth]]
  +
[[Category:Historical eras]]
  +
  +
[[de:Depression (Ereignis)]]
  +
[[fr:Grande Dépression]]
  +
[[nl:Grote depressie]]

Revision as of 04:52, 4 April 2016

The Great Depression was a period of economic and social upheaval in the United States of America in the 1930s. Many people became unemployed and homeless; the period was described as quite barbaric by Spock.

The misery of the Great Depression was the backdrop for James T. Kirk's visit to 1930. An overdose of cordrazine had rendered Leonard McCoy temporarily insane, and McCoy had fled through the Guardian of Forever – altering the past in a way that eliminated the Federation from the timeline. Pursuing him, Kirk and Spock also journeyed to Earth's past, there encountering social worker Edith Keeler. Through Keeler, they were eventually reunited with McCoy. Kirk also fell in love with the young woman – tragically, since she was fated to die. (TOS: "The City on the Edge of Forever")

It was implied that something akin to the great depression also happened in the Temporal War timeline, since a Nazi propaganda film promised to rid the United States from "the parasitic elements that have crippled our economy since 1929".
A script from Star Trek: First Contact (substantially different from the final movie) mentioned the conditions Picard's crew found on Earth in 2063 as something "that makes the Great Depression look like a minor inconvenience"

External link