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    Lone Survivor is a book based on the encounters the Navy SEAL team 10 went through. It explains the difficulties Marcus Luttrell went through alone and with his teammates. The story takes place in the Hindu Kush Mountain in Afghanistan on June 28, 2005. Marcus Luttrell, Michael Murphy, Danny Dietz, and Matthew “Axe” Axelson are all specially trained Navy SEALs that were on the operation “Redwing”. The operation was where they had to either capture or kill a high ranking Taliban leader that was…

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    hardship, friendship, face offs with death, and memories at Iraq. Chris would have happily continued doing all those things, even looking at death one last time, but it was time for him to retire the old rifle, say his goodbyes, and head back to the state he knows well, Texas. With ten honorable years of service Chris finished his final deployment November 4, 2009. Kyle says “ I got out of the Navy November 4; on November 6, I was kicking Texas dust.” (Kyle 418). When he settled back in his…

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    What was the Great Depression? The Great Depression was the deepest and longest-lasting economic downfall in the history of the western industrialized world. What were 2 long term causes of the great depression? 2 of the long term causes were Industry and Agriculture, railroads lose to trucks, buses, and cars. Coal loses 50% to hydroelectric, natural gas, and oil. Farms over-produced during WW1 to face europe. 40% declined after the war. What year did Hoover get elected, and describe the 3…

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    After the country was struck with the Great Depression, the nation and its people still faced many terrible conditions. The stock market had crashed which led to mass poverty across America. This was a shock that changed everyday life for so many unsuspecting citizens. In 1933, a man by the name of Franklin D. Roosevelt was elected for the presidency. He had numerous innovative ideas that would evolve into programs that attempted to help restore the nation and more specifically, the economy,…

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    Franklin Delano Roosevelt 's First Inaugural address was delivered on March 4th, 1933, the speech was written by Columbia law professor Raymond Moley. When Roosevelt was elected in 1932 the Great Depression was in full swing, it was the worst economic crisis in American history. Roosevelt was succeeded by Herbert Hoover and just eight months into Hoover 's term, the stock market crashed. Around 45% of banks in America had failed and due to this millions of people were seeking employment, and if…

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    During the 1920s, America went through The Great Depression which impacted people in many ways; many went without food, a roof to sleep under, and plenty could not support their families. On top of all that, The Dust Bowl occurred which made matters far worse. Many people had to travel to find work, and others lost their land due to the many droughts that occurred. Poor soil management also played a big role in the loss of land because no crops were able to be grown. When Franklin D. Roosevelt…

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    on the west side of Detroit and show us a video of him and a partner rail jumping from Oregon to Salt Lake City, Utah. The song of the day was Al Jolson singing Brother Can You Spare a Dime, a definitive rendition depicting the sentiment during the Great Depression. In 1927 there was a world depression and, the Soviet Union with Josef Stalin created the Gulag a labor camp in which many people died. World War I veterans created the Bonus Army in 1932, which led to a march on Washington D.C. in…

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    On one of the most devastating days in economic history, the stock market crashed with the value of the dollar being useless. Many families were left without any warning, losing any of their savings placed in stocks. People started to worry, rushing to the banks to withdraw quickly, whatever money they had left to make sure they didn't lose anything else. Banks were closing faster than people could get to them, leaving people with nothing. The people who did grasp their money spent less on items…

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    The era of the 1920s and 1930s was a detrimental time in America, especially Kentucky. People were dealing with the aftermath of the Stock market crash and the Great Depression. It was a time of poverty, hunger, and violence. Author, James Still was one of the few writers to accurately capture this time in Kentucky with his novel, River of Earth. Through his vivid writing and correspondence, James Still exemplifies the political, social, and cultural aspects of Kentucky during the era of the…

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    During and after the Great Depression the roles of the government changed tremendously. Before the Great Depression the federal government did little to nothing to help citizens. The government thought that, helping people out didn’t seem like the governments job. But once the Depression hit in the 1930’s all of that changed. During and after the depression the U.S needed some serious help to get the economy up and running again. To get out of the depression the federal government would have to…

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