“Increasingly economic historians can draw analogies between the development of the present crisis and the period between the two world wars, as well as the crisis of a century ago, which was associated with the so-called great depression of 1873-1895. The latter crisis resulted in the rise of monopoly capitalism and imperialism, but also the end of Pax Britannica, as Britain began its decline from world leadership in the face of challenges from Germany and the United States. The present world crisis seems to be spelling the beginning of the end of Pax Americana and may hold untold other major readjustments in the international division of labor and world power in store for the future.” GermanyUnited States Of AmericaImperialismGreat DepressionGreat BritainWorld PowerMonopoly CapitalismWorld Economic CrisisInternational Division Of LaborPax AmericanaPax Britannica Book:Reflections on World Economic Crisis Source: Reflections on World Economic Crisis