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    Progressive Era Through the Great Depression Tynisha Miller Assignment 2: History 105 Professor Tonya Simmons November 11‚ 2012 Identify at least two (2) major historical turning points in the period under discussion. The women’s suffrage is one of the major historical turning points in the Progressive Era. During this time there were two groups that pushed and furthered the cause of women’s suffrage. The National American Woman Suffrage Association (NAWSA)‚ founded in 1890‚ and the National

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    The prosperity of the 1920s ended after the great stock market crash of 1929. During this time‚ families were losing their homes‚ companies were destroyed and bankrupt‚ and unemployment skyrocketed (Goldberg‚ ed. 7‚ The American Journey‚ 715). This was a hard time for many and the president at the time‚ Herbert Hoover‚ was taking on major blame and criticism from the American people. Herbert Hoover did not do a great job of cleaning up the mess that the stock market crash caused nor did he listen

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    The Great Depression The objective of my research paper is to inform about the important economic event known as the Great Depression. The importance of the Great Depression includes what exactly it was‚ the people who were involved‚ the many causes of the event‚ and the cumulative effort that it took to bring it to an end. The events leading up to and the Great Depression itself will be discussed. The great deal of people affected including the people who were the cause will be talked about

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    The Great Depression Essay The Great depression was a catastrophe because it hurt so many people and put them out of jobs. The Great Depression was a catastrophe because the years following World War 1 brought unease over the spread of radical influence which in turn let the American people sought a leader who offered a return to peaceful times which will contribute to a booming and consumer driven economy. The Great Depression was a catastrophe because after an era of prosperity‚ millions of Americans

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    worse economic stance‚ people were losing their jobs and money‚ most were put in poverty.The Great Depression started in 1929 and end 1939. Will be talking about what happen in the Great Depression and how it had an affect on people and farmers‚ about the U.S economy and other nations. The action taken by the president dealing with this situation‚ How the Great Depression was resolved. The Great Depression started in 1929 and affect virtually every group of Americans. Many people birth rate went down

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    Impact of the Great Depression on Families and Children The Great Depression impacted families in an emotional way. The Great Depression was the worst and longest reduction in the economy in the years 1929 until 1941. During this time most people experienced unemployment and money loss. The “Dust Bowl” also accorded during this time which brought farmers in to the depression. During the Great Depression women started having more children than the years before and after. Then the children had terrible

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    Maycomb‚ Alabama‚ around the era of the great depression‚ Scout describes the town and people living in it plainly boring‚ hot‚ filthy‚ slow‚ with an abandoned feel. "In rainy weather‚ the streets turned into red slop; grass grew on sidewalks‚ the court house sagged in the square"(Lee 5). "People moved slowly then. They ambled across the square‚ shuffled in and out of the stores around it‚ took their time about everything"(Lee 5). This reveals how the Great Depression really had a major impact on people

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    Franklin D. Roosevelt said‚ ”The only thing to fear is fear itself.” He had said this to show people that he will take care of the problems the United States were having‚ and he proved it as they got through the “great depression.” and through “World War II.” He had started a thing called “100 days” that gave unemployed people many jobs. Franklin grew up on a big farm with his mom and dad and brother‚ he had wanted to work with politics and later in his life was in state senate for New york City

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    The depression while Herbert Hoover was president drove America into something they have never experienced before. For the first time‚ Americans experienced a lack or resources and money and they did not know how to help themselves. Hoover stated: “...Economic depression cannot be cured by legislative action or executive pronouncement…”[1] Hoover believed that the American people should be able to pull themselves out of a depression without the help of the government. People disagreed with Hoover’s

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    The Great Depression was a horrible thing people went through in the 30`s. people starved‚ it put at least 12 million people out of work‚ and put nearly 60% of Americans into poverty. However‚ the Great Depression forever changed how people lived for over 40 years. One of the main things it prompted was penny pinchers. The Great Depression put at least 12 million people out of work‚ and put nearly 60% of Americans into poverty. When the stock market crashed‚ many people could not get the money out

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