Good Depression

Summary
The Good Depression was an economic depression in America across 1837-1841. It was caused by Martin Van Buren being elected president, but as he was not a British citizen and hated Britain, Britain got pissed and pulled out all the financial support from America. This caused nobody in the country to be able to afford food and nearly wiped out the country. It ended immediately after Martin Van Buren was out of office.

Differences between Good and Great Depression
The Good depression happened around 100 years before the Great Depression and only effected America instead of the world.