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    many more workers were made redundant as businesses crashed and laid off workers who then‚ in turn‚ had no money to spend. There is a direct correlation between unemployment levels and the number of seats won by the Nazis. In the next election (July 1932) the Nazis won 230 seats and the number of unemployed was 5.5 million. Bruning cut government spending in order to pay reparations and loans under the Dawes Plan to America (to be paid back due to the Wall Street Crash). Therefore welfare benefits

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    followed by bank failures‚ factory closings‚ and widespread unemployment. President Herbert Hoover believed that voluntary action by business and labor interest could pull America out of its economic doldrums. Franklin Roosevelt was elected president in 1932 with the promise of a "New Deal" for the American people. During his first hundred days in office‚ Roosevelt acted forcefully to restore confidence in the banks‚ stabilize prices‚ and give many young people work through the establishment of the Civilian

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    seams in the heel. The seamless sock became so popular‚ many companies started to imitate his idea. In 1932‚ advertising executive Howard Monk came up with idea to make the heels of the brown sock red. Nelson called the sock de-tec-tip. It is also known by many other names such as the “red heeled sock” or “Rockford’s.” The earliest possible appearance of the iconic red heeled sock monkey is 1932 but‚ the earliest claim of red heeled of a modern sock monkey dates back to 1949. The company learned of

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    in 1932‚ I think he was the most suitable person to take the office of the president at that time‚ and he was very responsible. He changed a lot of policies due to the fact to let the Great Depression be more better‚ his leadership was very successful than his predecessors‚ and his personality was very will. Firstly‚ Franklin Delano Roosevelt had many policies to improve American’s economy at that time‚ and this was the most important points that why I think he was the right leader in 1932. He

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    Of which some of these loans involved Germany. Without these loans Germany could not repay the required reparation payments that were demanded by the Treaty of Versailles. In Germany unemployment soared reaching its peak of nearly 6 million in 1932‚ prices for goods decreased rapidly‚ causing financial problems for farmers‚ small businesses and the self employed‚ this led to many businesses forcing closure due to financial problems. Germany also suffered homelessness‚ high taxation‚ strikes

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    In 1932‚ Babe held world records for the baseball throw‚ 80-meter- hurdles‚ Javelin‚ and high jump (Schoor 170). From 1946-1947 Babe had 17 golf tournament victories in a row (Schoor 173). In 1932‚ 1945‚1947‚ 1950‚ and 1954 the Associated Press voted her “Woman of the Year” (Babe Didrikson Zaharias Biography). In 1950 the Associated Press acclaimed

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    ROUND TABLE CONFERENCE: The three round Table Conferences of 1930–32 were a series of conferences to formulate future constitution of India in the lightweight of suggestions given by the Indian Leaders. In Indian Act 1919‚ it was said that new reforms are introduced in Indian Act 1929. So they started coming up with for 1929 Act. In 1927 British Government appointed a commission to draft coming constitution that is referred to as Simon Commission. There was no representative of Indians in this Commission

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    In a career spanned out over six decades‚ she appeared in over 100 films and is remembered for the many famous roles she played. She had undeniable talent‚ but it wasn’t until her appearance in "The Man Who Played God" (1932) that she became a star. More smashing hits followed‚ such as "Of Human Bondage" (1934) and "Dangerous" (1935). Despite her success and roles in famous movies‚ Bette continued pushing for better parts. It clearly paid off since her next big film‚

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    The founding emperor Yu the Great who rules from 2100- 2055‚ Qi‚ who ruled from 2055- 2026‚ Shao Kang‚ who ruled from 2026- 2005 were the first three emperors. Next came Huai‚ who ruled from 2005- 1961‚ Tai Kang‚ who ruled from 1961- 1932‚ Kong Jia‚ who ruled from 1932- 1901‚ Jie‚ who ruled from 1901- 1849‚ Zhong Kona‚ who ruled from 1849- 1836‚ Xiang‚ who ruled from 1836- 1808‚ and Zhu‚ who ruled from 1808- 1791 were the next seven emperors to take power during the Xia Dynasty. As we keep going Mang

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    entrepreneurial countries in the west. (Five Year Plan) There were two essential stages during Stalin’s plan which shaped the outcome of the Soviet Union. In 1930-1931‚ the famine broke out and threatened entire parts of the country. The second stage was in 1932-1933 when the Ukrainians in particular were given no opportunity to seek or receive help‚ leaving them to starve to death. (Naimark 75) One piece of Stalin’s plan was to turn the single economic farms into groups of government collective

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