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    During the 1930s, The United States was greatly suffering as a result of The Great Depression. When Franklin Delano Roosevelt (FDR) was elected presidented he decided to fix all the ailments America was currently facing. He did this by enacting the New Deal. This is the name giving to the series of projects enacted by FDR to help the country. The New Deal is considered to be extremely important to American History. The New Deal was a standout historical event because it helped the lives of the…

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    time, more Americans were living in cities rather than farms, women had the right to vote, and it was becoming a consumer society. The decade also witnessed a time of prosperity; wealth was up and employment was down. The 20s saw some of the biggest social and political changes, changes that were very different from the ones desired the decade before. By failing to lessen corruption and lack of support for strong government, the dominant politics of the 1920s represent a retreat of the…

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    Document Analysis of 140. Franklin D. Roosevelt, Speech to the Democratic National Convention (1936) This document was created by a man who has worked with President Franklin D. Roosevelt. Samuel Irving Rosenman was Roosevelt’s speechwriter and he edited speeches that the president had to recite publicly. This really makes me believe that Roosevelt really trusted this man. Rosenman was also a lawyer, even though he was very close to Roosevelt doesn’t mean that the author will be biased to…

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    The depression hit both America and Australia very hard. To recover from the depression American president, Franklin Roosevelt, developed the New deal policy. Australia, in regards to recovering from the depression, did not have an effective policy in place until 1932, by which time Australia had already felt the effects of the depression more so than other countries. Unemployment in Australia peaked at 30 %, however, unemployment in American peaked at 25%. In America, there was a wave of…

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    The Great Depression was triggered in 1929 after the stock market had crashed, and this occurrence led to the suffering of many people. During this sad time period, people lost jobs, which led to not having money, and so it was hard to support and care for the family. Two long term causes of the Great Depression were the industries failing, and farms overproducing which decreased the value of the products. Industries such as coal production, railroads, and textiles were failing due to…

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    During the early career, Mendes Correia had been in good terms with the government of the Republic. When the new regime of Estado Novo and the Salazar Dictatorship gradually emerged from the 1920s to 1934, he adjusted himself to such political shift. The physical anthropology’s shift of interest towards the colonies accompanied such political development. His academic career was totally successful; publication of numerous articles and monographs, opening of the colonial exhibition in 1934, and…

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    Medicare is a national social protection project, controlled by the U.S. government since 1966, as of now utilizing around 30 private insurance agencies over the United States (Hacker, 2007). Medicare gives health care coverage to Americans matured 65 and more established who have worked and paid into the framework. It likewise gives…

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    monopolies, while the latter demanded a $200 monthly pension for Americans over the age of 60. While Roosevelt could have dismissed these radical notions entirely, he instead chose to implement his opponent’s ideas into new reform measures. The Social Security Act of 1935 provided a small pension to the elderly, and Roosevelt’s frequent acts of trust-busting broke up large corporations, and redistributed power to many smaller companies. Instead of shunning the radical perspectives of his rivals,…

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    Memes popping up in the internet’s social media feeds and blogs and becoming exceedingly prominent. Many of these so-called memes appear to be harmless and tend to generate various chuckles, although many of them can be considered offensive or even disturbing to some viewers. The word “meme” was first introduced by Richard Dawkins in his 1989 book The Selfish Gene, and his intentions included spreading an element of a culture or system of behavior that is to be passed from one individual to…

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    from the Social Security Act of 1935, it provided financial insurance to the helpless people in tough times. By providing benefits for unemployment, retirement, and welfare for the needy, they are entitled to the benefits from paying taxes that were cut from their own paychecks. With the Social Security Act intact, the federal government formed the principle that they should be responsible for the population who are unable to work to support themselves. In addition to the Social Security Act,…

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