First to mind is the Jews during World War II. ... Historically we have come to accept war for many reasons, they are to support the fighting cause, for imperialism or colonization, to boost ones economy, or simply for freedom. ... Whether the progression is in technology, civil rights, animal rights, or the rights of gays, it continues. ... On this date, we proved that the structure of our economy was weak. ... All of these factors were because of people and there wrong decisions during this time. ...

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The economy was booming, making families feel more financially stable than they had in years. ... It was during Eisenhower's two terms in office that the modern Civil Rights Movement really began. ... These important racial decisions led to the Civil Rights Movement. ... The economy was booming, unemployment rate dropped to 5% or less for the decade. ... It followed the end of the war in 1946, until 1964 when the birth control pill became widely accepted. ...

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Roosevelt did everything he could in order to accomplish this during his presidency, and in a way he achieved what he wanted. ... The first New Deals purpose was short-term relief, and also Roosevelt's first attempt to improve the economy. ... Roosevelt called the legislation passed during the Second New Deal must legislation. ... His plan was to provide the unemployed jobs, conserving national forests and parks, restoring Civil War battlefields, building roads, and generally improving many of America's natural resources. ... And the Social Security Act (SCA), which really helped, ba...

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Of course, circumscribed gender roles were not new; they had always been around and were particularly reinforced during Victorian times. ... During these difficult times, families were forced more than ever to rely on extended kin. ... The economy was booming during the fifties, and continued to do so for almost twenty years. ... It was the time when technology, economy, and Americans lives improved and advanced. ... The civil Rights movement began which eventually succeeded and provided equal rights for all. ...

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Many public roads, buildings and dams (such as Hoover Dam) that are still used today were erected by work programs during the New Deal. ... World War II really put an end to the depression. ... The American economy was in turmoil. ... The actions here were taken for the purpose of halting the economy's deterioration. ... Programs such as CWA (Civil Works Administration) and CCC (Civilian Conservation Corps) offered temporary jobs to the unemployed in areas like building railroads and constructing schoolhouses. ...

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Unfortunately, money did define you during the 'Jazz Age' also known as 'The Roaring Twenties' or 'The Gilded Age' which was during the 1920's after the Civil War had ended in 1919. ... Jazz music became fairly popular during this era; it was a fast paced rhythm played almost everywhere especially parties. ... It was able to portray the mood of the generation during this unstable period of history. ... Not only does the Great Gatsby capture the view of women during the Jazz Age but also the commercial growth and society. ... Like in the story, people bega...

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