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The term "The American Dream" refers to the ideal that the citizens of the United States all have an equal opportunity to be successful and make money.

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In the 1920's people were becoming more successful, achieving the American Dream. "The Great Depression" was an economic downturn that started to take place in 1929 after the stock market crash.

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The idea of the American Dream halted because of the crash of the stock market. Great Depression began and was the most severe economic crash in US history.

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In 1929 the stock market crashed causing the great depression so money was valued more than stocks.

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During 1929, the stock market crash affected the overall thought of the American Dream, causing the Great Depression. The Great Depression caused loss of jobs, money, and more.

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The Great Depression started after the stock market crashed. Before it began many people were financially successful.

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The roaring 20s allowed people to achieve their dreams and prosper until the stock market crash in the 1930s which resulted in the start of the Great Depression. The Great Depression resulted in many people losing their money and their jobs which resulted in a nationwide debt among American citizens.

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The stock market crash haltered the american dream and peoples success

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The Securities Act of 1933 was put in place after the Great Depression.

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Lots of Americans had the "american Dream" to make big and get lots of money. It was an ideal that they would have opportunities for jobs and make money to be successful.

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The Securities Act of 1933 was a law passed to protect investors of stocks after a huge stock crash

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I really enjoyed how Chase brought some background to the 1930's. "The American Dream" said that all citizens of the US should have an equal opportunity to be successful.

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The Securities Act of 1933 was a law past to protect the stock market after the depression. 1 in 4 people lost their jobs.

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The American Dream was dashed by the stock market crash of 1929, which left the nation in economic peril.

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The Great Depression began in 1929 after a huge stock market crash. This was the largest stock market crash America had ever suffered.

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Stock market crash halted American Dream, beginning the Great Depression. It was the longest and most severe depression in the U.S. The main solution however was the New Deal by FDR.

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The Stock Market Crash of 1929 was a leading cause of the great depression due to how reliant people were on money and living in "The American Dream".

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The Great Depression was a world wide downturn that started in 1929. This affected the idea of the American Dream and caused loss of jobs and money.

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"The New Deal" was the main solution to solving the Great Depression, and helped the US get out of it.

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Many of american's had the "American Dream" to have a high income and become very successful. It was a goal for many to make a lot of money.

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The Securities Act of 1933 was a law that was passed. It was a law put in place to protect investors of stock after the huge crash in the stock market.

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The Great Depression was the largest economic downturn in the United states. This led to homelessness and lack of food. 1 in 4 people lost their jobs. Franklin D. Roosevelt successfully brought the United States out of depression.

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The crash of the stock markets caused The Great Depression, the Great Depression cause people to lose their jobs, money, and etc.

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the American dream was stopped because of the stock market crash of 1929 and therefore stocks were valued less than money

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During the Great Depression, 25% of the workforce lost their jobs.

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At the worst of the Great Depression, 24.9% of the population, or 12,830,000 Americans were unemployed and had no job.

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24.9% of the workforce was unemployed which is around 12,830,00 people.

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I learned that almost 25% of the U.S. population was unemployed in 1933. And people who were employed were often very poor and had poor quality of life.

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The Great Depression was a massive economic crash for America beginning in the 1930's. One of the largest things was the stock market crash. This great Depression caused lots of Americans to lose their jobs and halt their "American Dream"

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The new deal was created to try and get the Government working and getting people their jobs back in order to boost the economy.

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the WPA gave 8.5 million people jobs in building roads, bridges and parks

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The New Deal was a deal of federal acts made by the FDR that had programs designed to help get the US back on its feet, focused on relief, recovery, and reform.

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The New Deal was meant to boost the economy in their agriculture. The Second New Deal focused on the three Rs: Relief, Recovery, and Reform.

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October 24, 1929 (Black Thursday) resulted in a large amount of people being unemployed and losing lots of their money they had saved in banks. The Roosevelt administration issued federal acts to mitigate this problem by giving people plenty of jobs as well as organizations like the Works Progress Administration (WPA) helping repair and create infrastructure to further boost the American economy.

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Reforms began in 1933 with the WPA gave people jobs to help build things like bridges, Roads, and parks. When FDR's "New Deal" started it gave relief and recovery to many people.

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The New Deal program helped relieve the effects of the depression by reforming work and getting the country running. The WPA gave 8.5 million people jobs. The CCC worked in the National Forests and helped fight forest fires.

Hoover lowered public taxes and increased import taxes. He also signed the veterans administration act.

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In 1929, the stock market crashed, sending the United States into a depression. To fix this, FDR, the president at the time, created the "New Deal." What this plan did was help stimulate the economy.

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The Smoot-Hawley Tariff, while initially intended to lessen the effects of the Great Depression, actually worsened the depression by discouraging trade between the United States and other countries.

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Only in 1954 did the U.S. supreme court rule that racial segregation violated the 14th amendment, even though it had been going on for several decades following the declaration.

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Racial Segregation is the practice of restricting people from entering certain areas due to race, which was actually made a law several times.

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May 17th, 1954 marked the day when racial segregation was declared illegal under the 14th amendment.

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Racial segregation is known as the practice of resisting people from a certain place or thing due to their race.

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Racial Segregation was the practice of segregating or restricting people based on their race or skin color. This was made law several times throughout American History as people tried to rationalize this practice.

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On August 28, 1955 Emmett Till was murdered for being accused of offending a white woman working in her family's grocery store.

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Racial segregation is the practice of resisting people from entering a certain area due to their race. Emmett Till visited the South, only to be beaten and murdered due to allegedly offending a white woman. Emmett Till was another fundamental factor towards the end of racial discrimination.

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Emmett Till was brutally lynched due to accusations of flirting with a white woman.

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On May 17, 1954, it was ruled that segregation was a violation of the 14th Amendment.

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Racial segregation is separating people due to there race.

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Emmett Till was accused and murdered for offending a white women. Till purchased bubble gum at only 14.

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Segregation did not allow certain racial or ethnic groups aloud in certain places because they are different and that they are minorities. Emmett Till, and African American man, was murdered for accusations of harassing a white woman. Till was killed in cold blood and fell victim to racism and lynching.

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Till was murdered for accusations of offending a white woman. Till was just one of many African-Americans that fell victim to lynching.

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There were many lynchings of African-Americans throughout the 40s and 50s. One such was Emmet Till, who was brutally murdered for allegedly offending a white woman

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Jim Crow Laws disregarded many of the rights towards African-Americans, and was one of the catalysts towards the civil rights movement.

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Segregation had become a law due to the thought that Blacks and Whites wouldn't get along. Emmett Till was murdered at the young age of 14 due to lynching.

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The Supreme Court decision of Plessy v. Ferguson upheld the Southern Jim Crow laws.

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In 1896 the Supreme Court established "Separate but Equal" in Plessy vs. Ferguson, after an African American tried to sit where they weren't aloud.

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Jim Crow laws restricted African Americans in so many ways simply to make their lives more difficult and inconvenient. It was also commonplace for African Americans to be falsely accused of crimes.

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Emmett Till was murdered for being accused for offending a white women working in her family store or August 28th, 1955.

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Jim Crow Laws upheld segregation and discrimination against African-Americans in the 19th and 20th centuries at all levels in society.

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The Jim Crow Laws were the ideas of African Americans being unequal to white people. These laws came in the forms of segregation, like having to use different bathrooms, textbooks in schools, and different elevators than other people.

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In 1886 the supreme court established the doctrine of separate but equal. This made African Americans not be to use the same bathrooms, water fountains, and even textbooks as white people.

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Jim Crow laws were laws that restricted the rights of African Americans. This limited their rights in America. They would often be accused for crimes they didn't commit and be falsely accused. These laws made life much more difficult for African Americans

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racial segregation was a practice that would separate a certain race or ethnic group from another one and in American history this was practiced with black people and white people

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Jim Crow Laws were rules that favored white citizens over black citizens. For example, Blacks were required to use different water fountains, school textbooks, and seats on public transportation vehicles.

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In the 1930s, women were expected to cook, clean, and take care of their children, while men would go to work and make the money.

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women had to take on domestic roles and men didn't take much role in the house but they were still seen as the head of the house.

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During the Great Depression, there were many expectations in women such as managing the house, keeping the house clean, and taking care of the children. Women were being demasculinized. This brought the idea of female enlightenmint, bringing the idea that women could take in more jobs in the work force.

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Women were expected to be the housewife and do domestic jobs, while men were the breadwinners, and were the leaders of the household.

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During the great Depression, women were expected to take on very domestic roles. Even though the men went out to work, and the Women stayed home to take care of the children, clean, and cook, the man was still consider the owner of the household.

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There were drastic differences with women and men, and how women were supposed to take care of the housing, cook, children, while men had to go to work and earn money.

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women were expected to take on more domestic roles, taking care of the children, cleaning and cooking. during the great depression they had to take on "pink collar" jobs which were low paying jobs

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The Great Depression allowed women to take on "pink collar jobs" which were low paying jobs without any way to advance, and were only for extra salary during the Depression.

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The Great Depression provided as an opportunity for women to get jobs as households were not making enough money.

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Gender roles during the 1930's were roles given to specific genders. Males or husbands were seen as the leader of the household and worked for the income of the family. Women were often told to stay at home and do chores around the house like cooking, cleaning, and taking care of children.

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Women in the 1930's were expected to clean, cook, and provide care for their children.

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The great depression caused "lost masculinity" because women began "pink collar" jobs which made them realize that they could do the same jobs as men. But social movements were not supporting women and women were told to "go back to where they belonged"

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Women were supposed to work domestically taking care of children unlike men. However, the Great Depression shifted the roles of women and gave them roles of pink collar jobs. The 19th Amendment then gave women rights to vote.

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Society had different expectations for both men and women with men being seen as the head of the household and working factory jobs while women were seen as taking more domestic jobs like "Pink Collar" job which provided a lack of income. Men believed that women were imagining them as weaker because women were taking away their jobs during periods like the First World War which offended men when they had to return to their old jobs.

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In the 1930s the AFL was one of several Labor Unions that excluded women from work opportunities and rights.

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During the Great Depression, women were expected to take care of domestic roles like taking care of the house, while men were expected to have jobs and work hard to provide for their family. Men often only recognized political equality as an importance for women in society, while disregarding social equality.

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In the 1930's women were seen as caretakers of the house. Men and woman were put in very different categories and treated differently. Women were often pushed into household work and couldn't work, limiting their opportunities. It was extremely unfair as if a woman wanted to get a job, it was much more difficult and employers would rather hire a man.

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In the 1930s, women were viewed as below men, taking up low paying jobs with little leadership. Today, women can do everything that men can do, and they are leaders that can hold high level jobs.

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In the 1930s there were many Labor Unions to limit women's opportunities. The AFL was one of the Labor Unions that restrict women from work and these opportunities.

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Working environments were largely segregated by gender and women's jobs were isolated from the stock market. There was a huge wage gap, but Elanor Roosevelt was an important advocate for women.

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Work environments did not usually allow men and women to work together. Additionally, during the Great Depression, women's unemployment rates were lower than men's.

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Working environments separated women and men from working together. People believed that men should be working in the "harder" and more difficult jobs leaving the easy jobs to women. Many married women were forced to stay home.

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Men and Women had different standards / expectations, with not many rights towards women being supported unlike today. There was a significant wage gap during the Great Depression.

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The wage gap between women and men was very big considering their rights for employment were still being disregarded.

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A very inspirational movement was the flapper movement. This was advertised as single women. They showed their ankles and cut their hair into bobs to break the stereotypes.

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The Great Depression brought many New Deal Programs for men such as the CCC (Civilian Conservation Corps) that gave opportunity for men to work but now women.

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Many people in the 1930s with disabilities were forced to be put into harsh and unethical mental institutions, and many people with mental disabilities were being experimented on without permission.

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Many people with mental disabilities were subjected to live in crowded institutions that had harsh work despite their disabilities.

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Disabled people were experimented on, without permission.

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Almost anyone with a mental disibility were subjected to living in institutions and got tested on without consent, had harsh labor requirements, and over all a harsh life.

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Disabled people were experimented on without their consent and didn't have laws to protect them.

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Women often try to change themselves to try and fit in with others, the ideal woman's body was to have an hourglass-shaped body. Women desired to be more slender, this can cause eating disorders.

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The ideal body negatively impacted people with mental disabilities, as they could not control themselves as well as normal people, which led to eating disorders.

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People with disabilities in the 1930s were mostly forced into crowded institutions where they were told to do harsh labor or were tested on without permission.

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The idea of the "ideal body" on mentally disabled women affected women with mental disabilities like their body image, diet, and much more.

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Many people who had mental issues were experimented on without consent due to there not being enough laws to protect them. They were also forced to be put into mental institutions which caused major over crowding.