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1.04 Golden Age
Savannah Edwards Edwards 1
Mr.Josvai
World History Honors
21 June 2014 Golden Age; USA A Golden Age is a time of complete happiness, when no one is worrying and everything is thriving. The USA is in this state of mind right now due to it's economic, social, medical, political, technological growth. The USA is in its Golden Age with it's artistic achievements because of the celebrity nation. Every where the people of the USA turn they see a new song or new t.v. show pop up. More and more people are becoming artists of any sort, writer, painters, and musicians. The media is a large money making industry in the USA, people are always buying the latest magazines with their favorite celebrities on it. The artistic achievements made are also very influential among the people. And by it being influential, it produces money. Celebrities advertise many things and when the people see that a celebrity uses it, they're all for it. Thus, producing money for the USA. The USA is thriving in their medical community. Whenever other countries are in need of help, the USA sends over the Red Cross to take care of everything. But, a bigger reason for the thriving medical community is the research that is conducted. A popular research taking place right now is Stem Cell Research. Stem Cells are produced in the early stages of life and they serve as a repair system. The reason the research is important is because they've found that stem cells can cure many lethal diseases. The USA serves a big part in the research. President Clinton and President Bush tried to eliminate or lower the amount of money the government funded for the research, but now that President Obama is in office, he is allowing the research to be funded 100% by the government. The research makes the USA a smart and sophisticated country. The USA is in its Golden Age economically because of how it has recovered from its depression.
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