Securities Act of 1933

comes into to question. Thankfully history has the answer to the long-term effectiveness of similar laws. The prohibition of alcohol from 1920 to 1933 effectively models what happens when law enforcement tries to ban anything as big as alcohol usage, and in this case, piracy. According to Ron Honick, an Electrical Engineer, and Paul Craig, the lead security consultant at Pimp Industries, “When alcohol became illegal, most people stopped producing and selling liquor. The risk was high, and…

The Executive Branch contains the President and his Cabinet. The President acts as Head of State, which is the Chief Representative of the United States. The Cabinet is appointed by the President and carries out the duties of the Executive office under the authority of the President. There are multiple government agency’s that the president appoints the heads of, including the CIA, EPA and many more, the President also appoints the head of over 50 independent government agencies. The…

summer of that very year, signs of a recession started to appear, such as the steady increase of stock prices and the drop in consumer spending. Finally on October 24, 1929, the stock market crashed. America went in to deep economic turmoil, and by 1933,…

The following essay will be discussing the question if states can commit crimes with particular focus on the historical subject of the holocaust, the essay will critically discuss measures in place to prosecute state crime in attempts to hold states accountable as well as background history on the brainwashing nazi Germany regime in order to scope the effects of this government run genocide. I will argue that while states can be guilty of crimes difficulty arises in the jurisdiction to which…

The United States entered the 20th Century “a great power, but not yet [a] participant in the great-power system.” A burgeoning economic superpower, the United States had yet to assert itself politically on the international stage. Reluctant at first, the United States entered World War I (WWI) in 1917 and assumed a leading role negotiating the Treaty of Versailles in 1919. President Woodrow Wilson hoped to use the negotiations to promote American ideals, a lasting peace, and prosperity. However…

Department report that, “excise tax fell disproportionately on the less affluent.” In fact, citizens had to pay this excise tax to be able to listen to FDR’s fireside chats! This and social security taxing caused everyday citizens to have less money to spend and employers to have less money for job growth. From 1933 to 1940, federal taxes more than tripled, going from one point six billion to five point three billion. New Deal jobs were only created by outrageous taxing which made labor more…

Supreme Court to be seen as less political arguing that the public's confidence in the institution. Most people question whether or not Roberts is yielding to the liberal side. Roberts changed his vote in the first Affordable Care Act in 2012. Roberts preferred a narrow ruling in Citizens United but was persuaded by his conservative counterparts to join which precedent in reversing the decision that shifted everything. Roberts have been a bit more cautious when it comes to his views…

violent death at the hands of Southern mobs have not been accused of this crime, it is evident that, instead of being the "usual" crime, rape is the most unusual of all the crimes for which negroes are shot, hanged and burned” (Terrell 855) It is important to establish the definition of lynching and the role it played in the anti-lynching campaign. Surprisingly, finding the definition was the key to getting a law passed and was surround with arguments and debates. It caused a lot of problems as…

School at night. Upon completing his degree, Allen Dulles decided to leave the diplomatic service, going to work with his brother John Foster Dulles at Sullivan & Cromwell. Dulles remained at the firm through the end of the 1920s and the 1930s. In 1933, Franklin Roosevelt sent Allen Dulles and Norman Davis to Europe as his emissaries. While in Europe, they meet with the Vice Chancellor of Germany who had recently come to power, Adolf…

In an address before a joint session of congress on November 27th Johnson pledge support for president Kennedys legislative agenda which includes civil rights act and education legislation. In 1964 Lyndon wrote a speech at the University of Michigan on May 22nd Johnson spoke of a Great Society he said the great society rests on abundance and liberty for all. It also demands an end to poverty and racial injustice…