A graph that shows how the value of the doll fluctuated for about 200 years

It is a graph that shows how the value of the doll fluctuated in about 200 years from 1800 to 2008. It seems that the background of the value of the dollar shows that the historical affair is greatly related and it represents that era.

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This is a graph showing how the value of the doll changed from 1800 to 2009. It represents the value of dollars worth in each year, assuming that the dollar value in 1800 is one dollar.
Zero hedge | on a long enough timeline


Since it is difficult to understand with only the graph above, let's break it into three and see. First is a graph from 1800 to 1860.


The value of the dollar has risen from 1800 to 1805, but the value of the doll declined the following year. It started from 1812War in the UKThe value continues to decline until 1915 the year after the end of the year, and if the dollar value of 1800 is 1 dollar, it is worth it to the value of 0.95 dollars. After that, the value of the doll has steadily risen and will reach the first peak in 1850. Then it begins to descend rapidly.

Next, graphs from 1860 to 1930


It is said to be the largest civil war in America history in 1861Civil warBroke out and the value of the dollar began to fall sharply. In 1850 the dollar twice the value of 1800 would return to 1.11 times the 1800 year. After the end of the Civil War, the value of the dollar sharply dropped back, with SpainUS West WarIn 1898 when the war will be fought again the value of the dollar has risen to a value close to the peak time. After that, the value gradually declined until 1915, but it began in 1914World War IThe dollar's value fell sharply as a trigger. The declines did not fit even after the end of the First World War in 1918, and in 1920 the value of the dollar has become the lowest since 1800.

Graph from 1930 to 2008


The value of the doll slowly rose after the First World War, and the value of the dollar has soared since the year 1929 when the world depression began. This rise continued until 1935 and has been flat for the following five years. But it began in 1939Second World WarIn the meantime, the value of the dollar stepped down again from 1940 the following year. After that a number of wars andWatergate IncidentPolitical scandal, depression, etc. like continued, seems to have never returned to the value at the time of 1800.