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    said he wanted to be the one to deliver the worse to them. In a journal entry he claimed, “‘I am a Fascisti and I think the human race should be kicked around a great deal more than it is, and that I should do the kicking.’”(Walsh). Evans had simply never seen how bad they really had it. Also, when he actually did go see how the people were living, he slowly started to realise he was wrong and that they had it worse than they deserved. Some people also argue that his photographs have no…

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    at the time, promised a resolve to it. The Conservative Party of Canada then proceeded to win the 1930s election. Bennett’s government remained in power for 5 years. These 5 years were the worst in the whole depression. Bennett didn’t spend federal money on relief programs, because…

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    Items were cheaper then, but no one was interested in purchasing anymore. Deflation played a part in the economy during this time period. Citizens were left to face these hard times with just what they had. Banks were closing everywhere with the money of the people. Not just one race or region were affected, but all Americans living in the same country. For once, Immigrants, farmers, African Americans, and city dwellers all faced the same problems.…

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    After WWI, the United States was the only country to come out with a strong economy. The country quickly switched from wartime to peacetime along with relative happiness that followed. The new era of success became known as the Roaring 20’s. The Roaring 20’s was a decade like no other in American history. The opulence experienced by the people during those years was also due to the many changes that happened. New technologies were being invented, the market skyrocketed, our national economy…

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    The Great depression was a bad time for unemployed people in the US.The Great Depression was a time when there was one of the greatest economic downfalls in the history of the United States. The book Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck shows the life of a few migrant workers who worked for months to achieve the American Dream.The American dream was The opportunity to earn and make life delightful, regardless of your race or ethnicity. John Steinbeck shows the American dream as an Unachievable…

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    Hooverville is a shantytown built by unemployed and destitute people during the Depression of the early 1930’s. As the Depression worsened and millions of urban and rural families lost their jobs and depleted their savings, they also lost their homes. People are just trying to survive due to the Depression. Desperate for shelter, homeless citizens built shantytowns in and around cities across the nation. The Depression was a time of hopelessness all over the United States, and because of it,…

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    actually wanted to move out west to farm. Farmers also had trouble buying the machinery needed in farming because protective tariffs raised the prices too high. Farmers had trouble getting loans from banks to buy what they needed because the amount of money circulating was limited. Expenses for farmers were extremely high and there sales could not keep up. Another expense that really hurt farmers were the railroads. The railroads was what made western…

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    lottery are slim to none. As a matter of fact, the Executive Director of the American Statistical Association, says, “The probability of winning the jackpot is 1 in 175,233,510” (Wasserstein). Most everyone in the world wants to be free and have cash money. Billions of people play the lottery in hopes of becoming that lucky winner. However, winning the lottery is the worst thing that could happen to a person. Having millions in your bank account causes more stress than one would think. There…

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    officers unethically convinced unknowledgeable customers that they could afford their homes even with rate increases or that the value would increase and they would be able to refinance when the note matured. The originators were caught up in the money just the same, even to the point of relying on stated not verified income to qualify the mortgage. Second, the appraisers would cushion appraisals, so the mortgages could happen. Everything was done based upon their opinion of the future. It…

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    The article “From Mercantilism to ‘the Wealth of Nations’” by Michael Marshall is about the global economic developments that occurred throughout the world’s history. Today the world is so much different in terms of the economy compared to most of human history. “We live in an era when continual economic growth is almost considered a birthright, at least in the developed world. It has become the benchmark of the health of a society, guaranteeing an ever-expanding prosperity.” Also economic…

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