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    The Great Depression‚ when most hear those two words they think off the dust bowl and the collapse of the stack market ending a time of prosperity in the world. But for the farmers of America they had been suffering from low crop prices since the end of the First World War. Before the war the us was basically substantial farms that produced only what they needed and sold the extra for cash. During the war most of the farms in Europe couldn’t produce food. President Herbert Hoovers administration

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    again and flowy skirts. As stated earlier‚ women set the tone after the war was over: people were joyful‚ once again. In their house‚ they would wear smocks‚ but out and about they would dress up and would leave in gloves‚ hat‚ and purse. Some women did not like the “New Look” because it had been so long since they last dressed this way‚ and they thought it was impractical. On the other hand‚ others rejoiced to being able to dress this way again after some time. One of the examples of the “New Look”

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    the 17th and 18th century slaves were working on the plantation of tobacco‚ rice and indigo in the southern coast. The slavery was very first started in Europe. They enforced the slaves to do what their kings‚ Prince‚ Queen‚ Princess told them. Women did every work with their body naked. In 1619‚ Slaves were bought in by whoever found them and basically tortured them some were killed. Some slaves were just been beaten and made work hours. The new constitution counted each slave as three-fifths of a

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    America is known as the land of the free‚ home of the brave and is deemed as one of the most prosperous countries with a booming economy and mass production of goods. But just as it took decades for America to build up this reputation‚ there were devastating periods of intense trial and error. During the Great Depression‚ 40% of Americans were living in poverty due to an unregulated economy. The New Deal soon followed after society had reached its apotheosis of poverty and served as a relief to jump-start

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    distributed around the country‚ as well as the rest of the world. That led to the invention of canals. In the early days of the Industrial Revolution (around 1750)‚ roads simply could not handle heavy goods and the vehicles needed to move these produces did not exist.5 The first canal was completed in 1761 by an engineer called James Brindley who was commissioned by Duke Bridgewater. The big advantages to using canals were that manufacturers could ship more products and heavy goods (such as coal iron and

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    World War II had a significant impact on the right of minorities in the United States from 1939 to 1945. It greatly affected the lives of women‚ African Americans‚ Hispanics‚ Japanese‚ Hispanics‚ as well as other minority groups. Although there were mostly white male Americans fighting in the war‚ there were other ethnicities also. White men made up 87% of the force‚ while African Americans made up 11%‚ and the other two percent was made up of other groups of Americans. Only men fought during the

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    instances of expansionism was in the occupation of Eastern Europe and North Korea‚ where a long process of implementing the communist system was beginning. Hardly the aggressive expansion feared by the West before the conclusion of World War II. Nor did the extension of Soviet political power warrant Churchill’s ‘Iron Curtain’ speech‚ which propagandized and overemphasised communist expansionism‚ which the work of Vadney looks to

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    During the Industrial Revolution‚ England experienced many technological changes that paved the way for the highly mechanized and modern society that exists today. Out of the many changes‚ the most important is the creation of the factory that created many jobs for the unemployed‚ shifted society to become a workhouse of inventions‚ and changed British society for the better. Before the factory‚ many families were farmers that produced food for their own use‚ and their children would learn to churn

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    At the end of the 19th century Guatemala came under the rule of a dictator who put his country on the economic map by encouraging landowners to buy and run coffee plantations. Within 30 years Americans were the major investors. A powerful army and police force were set up to protect the wealthy landowners and their flourishing businesses. The Mayan Indians‚ with the status of peasants and laborers‚ saw nothing of the wealth being generated under the various dictators. In 1944 the dictator ruling

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    Michael Clagett Mr. Ben Demuth‚ Ms. Katie Noll World History‚ English I 6 January 2016 The Dust Bowl Did you know that the Dust Bowl was one of the most devastating events in the history of the United States? The Dust bowl helped improve agriculture in the U.S. The Dust Bowl was also known as the Dirty Thirties. It greatly damaged the ecology and agriculture of the U.S. and Canadian Prairies. The “Homestead Act” of 1862‚ offered settlers 160 acre plots. Around 1904‚ The federal government expanded

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