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    During the 20th century, The United States suffered from many issues, including war, economic depression, lack of equal rights, and unstable foreign relations. During this time, Franklin D. Roosevelt was president for almost twelve years, essentially four terms, from 1933-1945. Ronald Regan served two terms from 1981-1989. Franklin D. Roosevelt went into office when the country was in the midst of an economic panic, and Regan also was inaugurated into office while the US was experiencing…

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    and more government-funded aid for industry. Trying to restore the nation’s prosperity, the New Dealers worked tirelessly to pass legislation to aid labor, agriculture, insurance, and conservation, replacing private charity with government welfare. Perhaps the most lasting of Roosevelt’s welfare measures was the Social Security Act which established a federal old-age pension. Upon Roosevelt’s insistence, the system was to be self-sufficient, with revenue taken out of every American’s paycheck…

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    The 1920’s were known as the “Roaring Twenties” because of all the partying that was going on at the time. World War One had just ended and people were in a constant state of celebration. This lasted an entire decade. However, a time of much joy was followed by a time were partying, having a job, and having food on the table were luxuries. This time period was known as The Great Depression. As America began to entire this desperate time, a new president was elected. Herbert Hoover was elected…

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    Causes Of The New Deal

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    price. This proves that the New Deal was a success because farmers were given compensation for overproducing and could again sell their crops for a reasonable price and make a proper living. The Social Security Admin was also another program that proves that the New Deal was a success. The Social Security Admin gave financial aid to elderly, disabled, and children that may have lost a parent. This proves that the New Deal was a success because the elderly could be taken care of and could quit…

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    History influences people’s decisions that would affect the sustainability and climate change issues for the country. The sustainability includes three core parts, which keep the country sustainable which are social, economic, and environmental. Currently, sustainability and climate change are the trending issues that are waiting to be resolved. But in order for them to be resolved, to make the best decision on how to combat these problems, it is good to reference their country’s history to make…

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    Some of these acts and programs include the Civilian Conservation Corps, the Prohibition Repeal, and the Social Security Act of 1935. The Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) was a project designed to give young men jobs. The work, which consisted of plating trees, paid low wages but gave young men enough money to live off of and help their families. One billion trees…

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    New Deal Legacy

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    coalition of farmers, industrial workers, liberals, intellectuals, the middle citizens and the African Americans. Basically, Roosevelt wanted to provide the citizens with the notion that the federal government would be involved in providing a sense of security to the Africans Americans. In addition, the new deal aimed at protecting the citizens from aspects of concern to liberalism and the modern capitalism. At the broader aspect, the mew deal program aimed at lifting the lower class citizens as…

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    The Great Depression, which lasted from 1929 up until 1941, defines the time period when there was a financial and industrial collapse in America, causing unemployment rates to skyrocket, as well as the amount of homeless people. Caused by the constant speculation and buying on margin that took place so frequently in the stock market, the Great Depression left America in just that state of mind: depressed. Republican Herbert Hoover was elected president of the United States in 1928 after a race…

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    These legislative initiatives included the National Labor Relations Act and the Social Security Act and agencies such as the National Recovery Administration. According to Wilson, the New Deal “ushered a new era of liberal public policy making” [2] Looking back on the New Deal, it was actually surprising that healthcare was not part of it’s social reforms. Roosevelt tried to gain the support of the American Medical Association and other key constituencies to push…

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    Ethan Kolodny Mr. Delear Hist 2301 9/13/2014 Davy Crockett vs Texas Pride After the Great Depression in America, the people were climbing out of the whole that the Great Depression dug into their society. Americans were looking to start new lives, and build a better foundation of America. At this time, he T.v. was becoming incorporated into peoples everyday lives around the world. Disney saw this television boom as an opportunity to create a franchise, using the great American hero Davy…

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