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    start an extreme nationalism. The great depression of the 1930s‚ for example hit Germany especially hard as it was still recovering from the first world war. The people were looking for a strong leader and Adolf Hitler used this and powerful propaganda tools to rise to have all the power. Hitler committed horrible acts of genocide in killing millions of Jewish people for their race and used his ultra nationalistic views to create his super race. The great Depression also started Japan’s ultra nationalistic

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    Postpartum Depression in New Mothers Each day‚ there are approximately 361‚000 babies born throughout the world. For each child‚ there is a mother that carried a new life inside of her body for almost a year of their own life. What many people do not realize is that this can be an overwhelming experience leading to devastating consequences. Postpartum depression in new mothers is becoming more and more common each day. Postpartum depression is not just feeling blue or down in the dumps for a couple

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    Dirt. Death. Dryness. Depression. This is what the people of America had to face during the early twentieth century. The Great Depression began with a deadly stock market crash in 1929‚ and for the next decade‚ the economy of America suffered greatly. It was a time of loss and pain for many people. But what about the kids that grew up during it—how did they deal with it all? Well‚ by talking to Don Fahy‚ I learned exactly what it was like. Don Fahy was born on February 10‚ 1922 in Sidney‚ Nebraska

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    known as The Great Depression. By this happening the country’s banking system collapsed. People began withdrawing money from their banks but before that could happen banks began to shut down‚ 641 banks failed‚ the following year 1930 1‚350 banks‚ by 1932 people began to believe there were no longer any banks to go to. As the people suffered those who went bankrupt where sent to the street hungry and homeless. The Great Depression was a time of great sorrow. There were many causes to The Great Depression

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    31) After the attack on Pearl Harbor‚ the feelings of animosity in America against Japan increased. By late 1945‚ the Allied leaders met in Germany with news of a secret new weapon‚ called the atomic bomb‚ created by American scientists‚ that was powerful enough to destroy an entire city. However‚ there were some feelings that the bomb was too powerful‚ and the leaders chose instead to send the Potsdam Declaration to Japan warning them to surrender. The Japanese military did not know about the atomic

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    sent to fight in WWI. Women also become more active consumers as city life boomed. From dresses to make up‚ women were buying much more in both local stores and big department brands. Unfortunately‚ the campaign for women’s rights dwindled as the depression rose. After gaining the right to vote‚ many women felt the need for women’s movements was gone. With this attitude and the economy on the decline‚ the fight for women’s rights faded into the backdrop. Societal Roles of Women in

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    experience a depression‚ recession‚ or both at some point in time. A depression is much more severe than a recession. A recession leads to a depression. The best way to determine whether your country is going through a depression or recession is to look at the changes in the national gross product. When a country’s gross domestic product declines by more than ten percent‚ you are encountering a depression. In the United States‚ we experienced a the Great Depression during the 1930’s while the Great Recession

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    1939 targeting the Great Depression. In addition‚ I shall breakdown the several key factors that caused the depression. With great detail the reasons and the final factor in the economic collapse within the United States will be discussed. The Great Depression was dated from 1929-1939. It was known to be the longest economic down fall in the history of western industrialized world. The Great depression was started after the stock market crashed in October 1929 ( “The Great depression”‚n.d .). This event

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    1920’s‚ the great depression hit and so made a very uneven distribution of wealth‚ the top 1 percent of all americans had the riches of the bottom 42 percent of all americans. The uneven distribution caused factories to higher their prices‚ lower the employee’s pay to try stay afloat but didn’t succeed. It wasn’t only factories though‚ mining‚ farming and textiles failed as well all leading up to the shutting down of thousands of banks. During the period that lead to the great depression uneven distribution

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    prosperous time for everyone alive‚ but in the thirties that would completely alter. The Great Depression would strike so suddenly almost no one would expect it. Still declining in 1939‚ the depression would last twice as long as any previous depressions. The unemployment rate grew up to twenty five percent in 1933. Those who did have jobs we’re losing hours of work hours by nearly six hours (Great Depression)! Those who were unemployed‚ lost everything‚ and were forced to live on the streets could

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