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the trends and the detailsrugged indivudualism-no govt for prosperity, govt- hands helping business, prohibition- speakeasies gangsters, credit- 70% of purchases, consumerism- spending, mass culture- radio jazz harlem
rural america v.s. urban americarural was mainly christianity and was in the cities while urbsan was evolution and in the farms with a depression
How Hoover handles the depressionrugged indivdualism, reconstruction finance corporation, raises tariff, crushes bonus army
Why did the great depression happen?overproduction, everyone got out of the stock market at the same time
Signals to Japan and why they attacked us5 power naval treaty, Jones act, cutting down navy
Appeasmentthe policy of settling international quarrels by admitting and satisfying grievances through rational negotiation
American homefrontEveryone was working for the war