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    The major issue was the Alliance's opposition to the gold standard to counter the deflation in agricultural prices. The populist wanted sliver currency because they believe it would make it easy to pay back debt and bring inflation. Document C shows that money was hard to come by between 1870-1880 and show the reason for the farmers wanting a silver currency. Farmers were hit hard with high debt, and it was thought that by going off of the gold standard that there would be massive inflation. If…

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    Change is usually a concept that comes with larger populations, where there are more minds and bodies to explore new hobbies, activities, or mindsets. In smaller populations, such as Wayne County, Kentucky, population of 20,000, tradition leads the people. There is not much here in this small town that is any different than twenty years ago. There are still the same restaurants. There is still only one park. Basketball is still the most popular sport, closely followed by Football and Baseball.…

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    citizens from experiencing the life of a poor peasant but this storm got in the way in a huge sense. The Dust Bowl didn’t allow the Americans of the region to pay their needed taxes to keep us from going into the depression. Without these taxes, Wall Street didn’t have the needed money to try and reverse the side effects of the time period. As most of the citizens in this part of the country were not of the higher social anarchy, the richer figures had to pay more thus lowering our…

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    AIA105 - Visions of Australia: Time and Space from 1700 to 2000 Assessment 3: Research Essay (40%) Anna Bright 216088083 Question 11: Were the hardships of the Depression in Australia a ‘myth’ Why/why not?
 In Australia The Great Depression occurred between the years of 1929–32. It is said by many to be a time of extreme hardship. According to Evans, (2006, p. 5) ‘the Australian society reacted to the depression with confusion, anger and a search for someone to blame’. However, some…

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    The Great Depression,1929 through 1939, made the most people in history be unemployed, helpless, and in desperate need of more jobs, food,clothing, and supplies. This disastrous event was also the longest lasting economic downturn in the history of the industrialized world. The Great Depression plays a part and emphasizes the hardships in Mildred Taylor’s historical-fictional novel Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry because the Logan family loses their jobs, they do not have a lot of money, and the…

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    and President Franklin D. Roosevelt do about the Depression? Though the New York Stock Exchange was founded in 1817, its actual foundation was masterminded as far back as to 1792 when a group of merchants and stockbrokers entered into an agreement in Wall Street. In 1929 something spectacular happened. Prices of stock started to decline in the month of September and by the month of October a fall began and by the end of the same month about 12million shares were sold.…

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    After the first World War, the United States launched into a decade of prosperity during the 1920s. Cities and consumer culture rose, along with mass entertainment like movies and music(Mintz, S & Mcneil, S, 1). All these factors and “the so-called “revolution in morals and manners” represented liberation from the restrictions of the country 's Victorian past”(Mintz, S & Mcneil, S, 1) led to the 1920s gaining the nickname the “Roaring 20s”.However this decade of prosperity did come to a tragic…

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    The Great Depression ravaged the 1930’s was a time of great strain for the American people, both economically and morally. They had to deal with mass droughts that destroyed crops, the stock market crash that led to many banks going out of business, and the collapse of the job market which left millions unemployed. With one third of the population poverty stricken, despair was a mentality that spread across the nation. The Great Depression had an immense negative affect the citizens who had to…

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    Stock Market Crash of 1929: From Upswing to Rock Bottom. "We have hit rock bottom and are on the upswing," said Secretary of State, James Davis, after the crash. The Stock Market Crash of 1929 caused the United States to face many difficulties. Millions of Americans and even people across the globe were hit and somewhat effected by this tragic period in history. Many economists and historians believe the Great Depression was an effect of the crash, but the crash only signaled what was already…

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    The sun was just beginning to rise as I woke up early Saturday morning. In a couple of hours, my team would be playing our second game against Waiakea High School. Winning this game meant that the Konawaena girls Water Polo team would be put into fourth place in the playoffs, which was in 20 days. I had confidence in my team that we would be able to perform well and I knew that because of our hard work and dedication during practice, it would prepare us for a successful game. My first year…

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