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    Roosevelt took office as the new president of the United States. He won in a landslide against Hoover with 22.8 million for FDR and 15.7 million for Hoover. His famous quote from Inauguration Day – “Let me assert my firm belief that the only thing we have to fear is fear itself”- instilled confidence and hope back into the nation. Roosevelt had four main priorities and they…

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    Administration also created job opportunities for men by digging ditches and teaching highway repairs, even though it was later abandoned a few months later. As previously stated, the TVA built dams along the Tennessee River and created hydroelectric power for nearby citizens. The designing and execution of these dams, along with the production of hydroelectric power, helped lower unemployment. FDR also wanted to fund the arts and promote culture. The Second New Deal had an organization known as…

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    Had the reforms of the late 1800s and 1900s remained unchanged, various luxuries we experience today would not exist. While a considerable amount of the U.S population was for reforms, those in high statuses in either government or wealth did not see the need to create changes that could disturb their lives. Or make changes that they did not see significant because those with wealth did not experience all the struggles that were faced by the rest of the population. Major reform efforts of the…

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    at a competitive advantage, benefited most from government subsidies and increased mechanization as they removed unneeded manpower. Large industrial enterprises received government loans through the Reconstruction Finance Corporation (born under Hoover, but greatly enhanced under Roosevelt), contracts through public works programs, and temporary protection from competition from the NIRA. American women found increased opportunities for employment, personal expression, political activism, and…

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    Lucky for the twins, they seem to avoid everything he can throw at them; so far. In this fifth installment in the series, Dr. Warsaw’s allies do horrible things to the twins. Coke and Pep get thrown in a pit with a deadly snake, get thrown into the Hoover Dam, and get threatened with a nuclear weapon on the Golden Gate Bridge. Despite all of this, Coke and Pepsi persevere with lots of courage, and survive. The theme…

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    farmers to abandon farms and livestalk. In nineteen thirty President Hover who the Hoover dam is named after, signed a bill to start construction on Hover dam. Damming would help regulate the flow of water to farms, and livestalk downstream all year. Flow would also control how high Lake Mead gets without overflowing, and supply the necessary water and electricity for the State of Nevada and southern California. When this dam was completed Lake Mead was at full capacity. Curranty with…

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    or their families. The Banks closed down and many people lost all of the money they put into them and people lost jobs in banks which trickled down into many jobs being lost.The Great Depression lasted for multiple years because President Herbert Hoover thought the whole economy would eventually fix itself. That was until Franklin Delano Roosevelt (FDR) became president and fixed our economy in one of the worst times our country's faced. The New Deal was created to help solve the depression. It…

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    a memorable experience, and it has become a trip that I have not forgotten. The whole trip had taken several days of driving, and I had never spent that much time on a car before. On or way to Las Vegas, we had also gone the Grand Canyon and the Hoover Dam. Both of them have really impressed me a lot. One was created by the nature, and human being built the other one. I could never forget how gorgeous and how amazing both of them were. It felt really new for me to have this kind of road trip…

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    most of all technological inventions. All of these were considered to expensive money wise, but have had large impact and positive long term effects on Yuma’s agricultural industry. The yuma region led in the development of many canals and waterways, dams and water filtering plants and powerful sprinkler systems. Due to the advances in irrigation, Yuma is now titled the number one lettuce capitol. So I would say it is safe to say irrigation must be doing…

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    In this essay, I will explain why the stock market crash of 1929 occurred and how it turned into a major depression, describe the major ways Depression affected Americans, and what did President Hoover and President Franklin D. Roosevelt do during this catastrophe period. During late 1929, Great Depression negatively impact the whole world economy. It was one of the most oppressive economic situations ever happened in America’s history. Weaknesses in the US Economy (farmers were struggling with…

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