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Question1: Yes, I think that President Roosevelt's policies were the right choices to help America because he should  give opportunity to those people who couldn't find a job, and he should built a house for some people that they couldn't afford it.
Question2 : In the context of the text, American had changed over time by people they try to find a job to make money for themselves because they need it to support their family, while before they obtain money with stocks.
Question3 : Money does buy happiness because at this time the Great Depression need money to resolve all the problem, especially when the economy went down money can change their life.

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Question 1. We think Roosevelt was trying to rebuild the economy. However, a lot of people were still unemployed.
Question 2. America's taste in music grew to be more upbeat. "Music became more complex, and for many people more relatable, view of society during the Great Depression."
Question 3. It can definitely help buy happiness. People like the things that they buy with money like luxurious things.

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1.The first thing the government should of done is make jobs with the New Deal to address banking issues.
What they should of done is make food stamps for the people who are poor or needed. Also they should make shelters
2.,Over time America changed because through out thus day we have programs that are needed for homeless people. Like now we have food stamps, health care, shelter.
3.Money doesn´t buy happiness but when you got nothing and only care about your health.

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Question 1: For the most part yes, his programs gave unemployed people a way of income for their families. But there were programs that weren't successful.
Question 2: America has became a superpower over time, due to the country's wealth, military power etc. "After the war ended, their hopes were realized as living standards rose and economic prosperity spread across the country."
Question 3: No, money does not buy happiness. I believe that america was a very unhappy place during The Great Depression because many people were struggling to afford things that they truly needed such as food.

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Question 1: We do think that president Roosevelt  did the right choice of creating work program for people that didn't have job.
Question 2 : In October 1929 everything was going swell in America until the stock market crashed.
Question 3 : During the great depression, money was a great deal in America, It bought happiness because it got people out of poverty, or people that are in debt

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Craig H, Sharmaarke A, Karla D - Group 5

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Craig H, Sharmaarke A, Karla D - Group 5

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1. President Roosevelt’s programs led to other programs in the future. Also, at least he was trying to help America for the better in its time of need.

2. The country went through many changes, but the biggest one was how the country went from happy and joyful, with money to spend, to depressing with not a lot of money to spend for anyone.

3. In the context of this text money certainly does buy happiness. Yes you could be happy without money, but having it definitely helps. At this time no one could have anything without having money, so in a sense money does buy happiness in this case.

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1. Yeah because Americans needed money and jobs asap and he provided it.
2. The employment rates, and polices were put in place to prevent another great depression.
3. Money does not buy happiness, I think america was depressed because nobody could afford school or food. They could not afford the essentials of life.

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1. Yeah,  because he did all that he could to help out the economy and get it back on its feet, the one thing that he did that was kinda risky was closing the banks because that lost a lot of jobs.

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1. Yeah,  because he did all that he could to help out the economy and get it back on its feet, the one thing that he did that was kinda risky was closing the banks because that lost a lot of jobs.

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2. It was changed because people were trying to look over and past this great deficit. They used art and found new ways to entertain and slowly become more happier.
3. Yeah in this context money does buy happiness, money was such a big problem and people were very depressed so clearly money was a big problem. I don't think that everyone was sad but most were.

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1. Yes because it gave unemployed people a way to get a job.

2. America had become more technologically advanced, because you can carry around a phone with access to the same things a radio could do but it’s smaller and much more convenient

3. In a world where money is needed for everything money can definitely cause “happiness”

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Question 1: We think he done the right thing because it did help a lot of families that needed food and housing and he provided jobs for them which gave them an opportunity to start a little bit of there life.
Question 2: America changed a lot over time because there’s more laws out in place for basically about everything.
Question 3: It doesn’t buy happiness it gives it to you if spent right on the right things you need. To the extent that people were literally homeless and it was hard to find a job everywhere.