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The Wizard of Oz was and is still one of the most iconic movies today.Years after the release there has been multiple reenactments and references in current films. Judy garland played the main character Dorthy as she passes through trails to find the witch who would grant her wish of going back to Kansas. it has been over 80 years since it originally aired and it still manages to stay relevant.

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The dust bowl was drought in the 1930's that effected the framers . It took place in the Midwest of America. The dust bowl caused really bad dust storms that would leave the sky dark for days and the dust acted like snow  falling from the sky and covering the ground .The dust was so bad it go threw cracks in houses and got over food and and furniture .The dust also caused sickness or called "dust pneumonia" . This caused chest pain and had difficulty breathing and many people have died from that sickness .With this drought being so harmful not only physically and economically many people up and left the sates (Oklahoma, Texas , new mexico ,Nebraska , and Kansas )  ,With many people leaving this was a huge migration.The photo shows clearly the actual dryness and how dusty it was.

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In the 1930s, entertainment through the radio, ad dancing had a large impact on the culture. There were hardly ANY families without at least one radio set. Swing music was at it all time high but jazz and blues were still huge during this time as well.The people of the 1930s simply loved

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1.  "Frankenstein" was a fictional novel written by the author Mary Shelley. The novel was about a Scientist, of the name Victor Frankenstein who creates a "man-like" monster who soon betrays him. Millions of people have read and analyzed this story throughout 200 years. Many people  believe that this is the first science fiction novel to be written.This novel was transform into a film in 1931. Afterwards other Sci-Fi movies like "Dracula" and "The Boogeyman" were released. "Frankenstein" influenced numerous of stories movies of the 1930s culture.

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In the 1930's there was an aura of a dance development, which the united states used dance as a type of stress relief during the Great depression and world war I. It also helped the low class to earn money for food or any necessary needs.

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The movie The Wizard of Oz  premiered in the year 1939. It was inspired by a book written in the early 1900"s by L. Frank baum. On the original release they received 3 million dollars from the box office.

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These little towns are called hoovervilles these were made in the middle of The Great Depression. These were made to shelter the poor and homeless people when the couldn't afford housing. many hoovervilles were setup around the america to provide some shelter with whatever materials they had with them.

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The Great Depression was a huge blow to the U.S politically during the 1930s.This was caused by a stock market crash in 1929 after that, numerous of economical issues buried the U.S deeper and deeper into a Depression. Unemployment critically soared at a high of 24.9%. After a tedious decade, the U.S government rose back onto its feet economically due to trade during WWII.

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In 1932, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt won his spot in the white house between him and Herbert Hoover  due
to mainly the great Depression. He created legislation for wide range of liberal reforms, known as the New deal. Which intended to fix the economy.

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Hoovervilles were a result of the failure of the banks and stock market. As the Presidential election came a new president FDR who promised to create new jobs and lower the USA's inflation. And o make sure there wouldn't be reason for hoovervilles to continue to exist.

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The picture "lunch atop a skyscraper" was captured by the photographer "Charles Clyde Ebbets." in 1932. 11 iron workers grouped together, to take a photo the the top of a skyscraper in Manhattan NY.

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These were the first televisions to come out and be sold to people at a affordable price. Before the tv Americans would have to listen to the radio and have no visual of what was being explained. With the tv it allowed you to hear and see what was being aired or broadcasted the whole time. When Americans seen the tv everyone had to get there hands on one or you were considered out of the loop.

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When president Roosevelt was elected he was put into office while america was at it lowest. He had to not only give hope to the citizens but try to help them and the country as a whole.He had came up with and idea called the new deal. The first thing he did was called a national Holiday and shut down banks for three days so people could stop withdrawing savings and to close banks that were insolvent.Then Roosevelt had created the TVA(Tennessee Valley Authorization Act) .This let dams be built in Tennessee to help stop floods .He then he made he WPA which provided jobs for unemployed people .They would build offices and schools ,bridges. This photo just represented the amount of work Roosevelt put i to get America back on the right track

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The 1930s were the golden age for radios . By the end of decade 28 million families had one in there household .They became smaller and cheaper so they were more accessible

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In October 29 1929 the stock market crashed, alot  of families were job less and homeless. The consumer economy came to a halt. Some people had mechanical jobs in factories, the new deal of government increased construction jobs. After the decade the jobs started to increase mostly with construction and medicine first, the process was real slow but they recovered after the 1930’s.

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The television was able to attract almost all American citizens to it. And made it easier for people to obtain information or then just gained a new outlet for entertainment. Even today most Americans have multiple TVs with better quality color bigger screens and better sound. Even after it’s premiere in the 1930’s it still remains a big part of almost everyone’s lives.