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    1. What were the roots of McCarthyism? In the late 1940s and early 1950s Americans were scared of a second red scare and that communism would influence their country (Tindal & Shi). Americans had seen what communism had done to Russia and how it was a factor of the Korean War and did not want to go down that road too. To calm Americans down an organization was formed called the House Un-American Activities Community. The organization was formed to protect communism influence on American by investigating

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    The Evolution of the Imperial Presidency from FDR to Obama‚ and How it Has Changed the Fabric of American Society. When the Constitution was first written by America’s founding fathers‚ they intended for the executive branch to serve the nation’s citizenry by keeping their best interests at heart‚ but stated that in no way should this branch be more powerful than any other—it be constantly checked and balanced by the legislative and judicial branches.. In James Madison’s Federalist

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    How successful was the New Deal? To solve the economic problems created by the Great Depression of the 1930s‚ President Franklin D. Roosevelt made a New Deal. The aim was to relieve many economic hardships and give Americans faith in the democratic system. The idea of a New Deal was admired by some people and rejected by others. In this essay I will evaluate the successes and the failures of the New Deal: Firstly‚ Roosevelt?s most important step was to prevent banks from collapsing from all American

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    The success of the New Deal is very controversial. While some people says that it was a great plan it can be argued that it was actually a huge flop. The great depression started when the Stock Market crashed in 1929 and company’s stocks almost completely lost their value.This lead to company having to fire people. “ Over the next several years‚ consumer spending and investment dropped‚ causing steep declines in industrial output and rising levels of unemployment as failing companies laid off workers

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    The First Hundred Days 1. The first hundred days of the presidency between Obama and Roosevelt (FDR) share a common similarity. Both‚ FDR and Obama entered office at a time when an economic crisis was taking place. In moments of despair‚ these men showed the willingness to make America better by giving the people hope. As a result‚ Congress passed several bills that were essential to the growth of the economy and businesses. Similar to FDR’s emergency banking bill‚ Obama creates a 1‚000 page emergency

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    have little.” Franklin D. Roosevelt The Great Depression had devastated the nation. Before the New Deal‚ there was no insurance on deposits at banks. When thousands of banks closed there was no national safety net‚ no public unemployment insurance‚ and no Social Security Relief. In 1931 unemployment in the U.S. increased from 4% to 25%. So in response to the great depression‚ Roosevelt focused on what historians call the "3 Rs": Relief‚ Recovery‚ and Reform. Relief for the unemployed and poor; Recovery

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    This investigation‚ analyzing the New Deal and the major legislation that encompassed it and what effect it had on the economy of the Great Depression‚ will answer the question: To what extent was the New Deal successful in relieving the economic hardships caused by the Great Depression? 1. Identification and evaluation of sources The primary sources which will be evaluated are two books‚ a book and major source for some U.S. history classrooms and a recently published history book analyzing the

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    “Only a foolish optimist can deny the dark realities of the moment.” -FDR‚ 1933 (FDR: The Politician‚ p.662). This quote from FDR shows he knows what he was getting into. When he became present in 1993 it was at the lowest moment in the depression. FDR came up with a plan‚ The New Deal. This was to help the average American not be poor anymore. The New Deal was going to change and reshape the economy. FDR gave people hope. Not only was he their president but he became their friend. His “fireside

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    A Life Changing Event In Seconds In South Korea‚ hundreds of unwanted babies are abandoned every year and many of them are left to die on the street. Pastor Lee Jong Rak became concerned about the increasing number of abandoned babies so he decided to do something about it. Pastor Lee created a purpose built baby box attached to his house‚ where desperate mothers‚ who feel no longer able to look after their children themselves‚ anonymously leave them for him to look after. While the baby box concept

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    “Sociology is the scientific study of human life‚ social groups‚ whole societies and the human world as such...it’s subject matter is our own behaviour as social beings. The scope of sociology is extremely wide‚ ranging from the analysis of...encounters between individuals...to the investigation of international relations. Sociology demonstrates the need to take a much broader view of our own lives in order to explain why we act as we do.” (A. Giddens‚ 2009). Sociology emerged at the end of the 19th

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