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That the economy is like a pendulum, it swings back and forth due to factors such as war, government involvement and other events(such as 9/11).

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(1940's) I think the American economy during World War 2 resembled one of a healthy economy. Unemployment rates were low, because there were new jobs created by the war. Since most of the population was employed, they were contributing members of the economy.

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The economy is constantly changing due to a number of factors. The amount of government involvement within the economy has changed through the years because of unemployment, war and others.

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A healthy economy has a thriving middle class. There is a balance between the different economic classes. Jobs are stable and wages are consistent. There is enough job availability to provide for those who are unemployed. The unemployment rate is relatively low. There isn't a lot of inflation on products.

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Overall, the U.S. 20th century economic conditions differ based on external factors and how the government involves themselves. I think the conditions changed based on some sort of crisis that arose which shifted government focus and, therefore, the state of the economy.

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The economic pendulum is altered and always changing due to things like war or how involved the government is in the economy, it can "swing" back and forth

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throughout the 20th century the economic conditions where different from decade to decade. For instance in times of war or attack the economy might have been more compressed in order to help the problem at hand. However there were many decades, like the 1950s, where there was large economic booms.

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The economic conditions in the 20th century varied depending on foreign relations and the overall status of the country. The economy was different during the world wars, then it was during the 50's where it began to strengthen again. But, there were always elements like the foreign relations with the USSR & Russia now that have caused the conditions to change, even though it was small.

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Throughout the 20th century the economic conditions of the U.S have frequently swung back and forth between prosperous and unprosperous. This has been due to historical events like war, varying levels of government involvement, and advances in society and technology.

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The economic conditions in the U.S. varied depending on the different situations the country was in. During wars the economy either flourished or plumited. Then things like the internet brought great economic growth for some but then the loss of a lot of money for others. Each of these conditions benefited some and harmed others so the economic condition was extremely varied depending on the decade.

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Throughout the century, the economic prosperity of the US changed as the social and political climate changed, as they all influenced one another. Under different leadership, the economy would rise and fall, as exemplified during events like the Great Depression, the World Wars and the Dotcom Bubble. Domestic and international events would shape the economy.

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The economy was at a steady growth for most of the century besides the great depression. The economy throughout decades would swing in trends, but overall, the economic trend was up.

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A healthy economy, ideally, would be one with a low wealth gap, low unemployment rate, and high overall GDP and economic growth. Parts of this have been sen throughout U.S. history, especially during times of economic health. For example, during the 1950s, Gross national product, a measure of all goods and services produced in the United States, jumped from about $200 thousand-million in 1940 to $300 thousand-million in 1950 to more than $500 thousand-million in 1960. More and more Americans now considered themselves part of the middle class.” This helped to aid one economic health, as industries were boosted and poverty decreased.

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The economy swung back and forth depending on what was going on. During WWII, the government increased their involvement in the economy for the war effort. During the Great Depression, FDR increased government involvement with the New Deal so that the economy could recover.

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The economy swings like a pendulum based on the impacts of the heavy or little government involvement. Factors such as wars and or the Great Depression for example can lead to economic differences which sway the pendulum.

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A healthy economy consists of low unemployment rates, a steady economy, and low government involvement. When the economy is running very smoothly on its own with little government involvement, that's when you know it's thriving and healthy.

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The American economy changed due to societal factors during each separate time period. During wars, the economy was seen to be stronger at times, but the economy also saw crashes maybe due to little to no gov interference.

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That the economy is a pendulum that swings back and forth due to the different influences that the people and the government put on it.

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A healthy economy looks like the economy of the 1980s, where the economic production is rising. Also there is a low wage gap and high employement rates, resulting in a higher GDP which means that the economy is generally stable.

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I can conclude that economic conditions in the 20th century were always back and forth. I thought of it as for every uphill there is a downhill. When the government is involved that means that the economy can be pushed up (uphill) and at the top of the hill is what one might consider a “good” economy. When the economy went downhill the government wasn’t involved because you don’t need energy to go downhill, the bottom of the hill is what one might consider a bad economy. In turn the government would have to get involved again.

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That the economy is constantly changing.  It does resemble a pendulum as it was different throughout every decades. Some decades, such as the end of the 20's and 30's the economy was at a downfall, but there were other decades such as the 40's and 50's where the economy picked up and was booming. This is not only a result of government involvement changing through different governments but also due to historical events like war, and relations with other countries.

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An example of a healthy economy is the economy in the 1950s. I think a healthy economy is one where there isnt a large gap between rich and poor and there is a lot of economic growth ( for instance the expansion of chain restaurants and stores in the 1950s) This shows an economy where there is a lot of expansion but not at the cost of the citizens.

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The economic conditions of the US in the 20th century are constantly influenced by outside factors. The economy fluctuates typically between a few decades of a good economy to about a decade of a crashing economy. War and technology have major influences on the standings of economies. When the government focuses on outside issues the economy tends to do poorly until they have to step in as it crashes.

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The economic conditions in the U.S. is always changing over the decades. The involvement of the government is also always changing depending on the important factors that cause the pendulum to sway back and forth.

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In the 20th century, the economic conditions in the U.S. were directly influenced by government involvement. while the government had its focus shifted to the many wars the economy became different sometimes for the better, sometimes for the worse. for example, the government's involvement with WWII in the 1930s was a positive effect that pulled America out of the Great Depression, but the government's involvement in the gulf war was a negative effect on the economy hurting our economy and allowing for the Dot Com Bubble.

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Over the years, especially in the 20th century, America's economic conditions were fluctuated, due to tensions, and things such as war, and other crisis.

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Some factors that create a healthy economy are many jobs, public services, competition within industries (no monopolies)

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The American economy functions as a pendulum, as does government involvement within it. This is affected by factors such as wars, terrorism, culture, and political parties. The government responds to situations with different levels of involvement based on what is necessary.

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To create a healthy economy, lots of factors come into play. Unemployment rates, world events (war, terrorist attacks, etc.), the stock market, and the amount of government involvement. When all of these factors are at a necessary level, the government will be healthy.

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a healthy economy provides opportunity for all classes, creating a fair and equal society where everyone can work and earn money. A healthy economy is where social classes dispersion is lessened and the govt isn't as involved.

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A healthy economy looks like not a big wealth gap, or a wealth gap at all. Unemployment rates very low. Little inflation. Minimum wage consitent and fair. Fair taxation. Government monitering the econnomy. An unhealthy ecnomy would be during the early 30's with the great depression, where unemployment, and inflation rates skyrocketed.

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A healthy economy will have many people of all different classes working in various jobs with an amount of government involvement that promotes that positive aspects that have arisen on their own from the economy. For example, in the 1940s the government was focussed on the war which required a stronger workforce which increased job opportunities for minorities at the time. All these influences created a more inclusive economy.

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A healthy economy means to have a healthy class system, where there's a strong middle class and easy access to a stable workforce. One example of this could be during the times of the 1940's where the war created several new jobs and industries, which then led to low unemployment rates. Then, in the 50s where the wage gap wasn't huge and the expansion of more industries.

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External factors are big contributors to economic success. The state of the economy changed throughout the 20th century due to external factors occurring within society, such as 9/11 and the Great Depression. When these events occurred government involvement varied and the pendulum swung depending on government involvement.

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Some factors necessary to create a healthy economy include:
- Employement rates(can't have a healthy economy if half of your population is unemployed)
-Stability amongst corporations(ex. no monopolies, everything is regulated)
- low government involvement(If the gov gets involved, you know some bad stuff has gone down)

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A healthy economy would be one during which there is general economic growth, and where there would be equality within the workforce, equal opportunity, a low poverty rate and a general satisfaction from the populace. An example of this would be the economy from the later 1990's which had low inflation and unemployment rates. These lowering rates caused the economy recover from the Gulf Wars and created what was considered a healthy economy. A general growth in GDP and trade would also be ideal, as healthy economies ought to be able to galvanize surrounding economies as well.

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In order to make a healthy economy, the country needs to have a lot of economic growth. For instance, more roads and transportation and more and bigger businesses forming. This also leads to more job opportunities.

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I think that a healthy economy has many factors. There has to be a balance between the different classes in the U.S. The unemployment rate has to be low and there has to be stable jobs with consistent wages. There should be oppourtunity for everyone while the economy is still able to grow and prosper.

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In order to have a healthy economy, some factors that should exist are stable jobs, low unemployment rates, low government involvement, and few major world events. There should also be competition between industries (monopolies make for a negative impact on the economy). Stability and consistency is key.

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A healthy economy would be one that has low unemployment rates and low government involvement. The economy should be able to run smoothly on its own without government regulation. In the 1980s, under Ronald Reagan, the government decreased its involvement in the economy, allowing companies to grow. The economy was able to boom and grow.

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Low unemployment rates, high exports of goods, low GDP-to-debt ratio, high rate of production of goods, small gap between rich and poor, and not a lot of government involvement.

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I saw that with more government involvement, the economy was healthier. If the government steps in, and creates more jobs, or increases federal budget, that can help the economy; however, at times, less government involvement can be beneficial so that businesses can run without interference, and they can play out naturally.

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to create a healthy economy there must be a stable government that can support its people by proving jobs and shelter. In addition, having opportunity to work is key as without workers, the economy cannot flourish. Also whats going on in the world like wars or depressions can affect the economoy.

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A healthy economy would be an economy like the 90’s where there were increased job opportunities, healthy amounts of crisis in order to spark government involvement, and the development of new industries and economic opportunity.

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Neecessary factors to create a healthy economy are what I call a goldilox of government involvment. Not too much government inovlvment, and not too little so as to keep a healthy balance of government. It also helps if the country is very isolated and doesn't get involved in any foreighn affair, or nothing internally happens. Japan was isolated for hundreds of years and thrived with a great economy.

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I think that some qualities of a healthy economy is one with a very low wealth gap. I think also an economy with many job opportunities and high GDP. Also an economy with a very strong middle class and one that is not dominated by the big companies and corporations.

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A healthy economy for example would be when the government got involved in World War 2, improving the military. The government helped to protect their country as well as focus on building better militarism for the future of the country's protection.

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I think government involvement in the economy greatly impacts its health, or even shows how healthy the economy is. When there are problems in the economy, such as high unemployment rates, typically, the government will get involved. When the economy is thriving, usually, government involvement may not be necessary. The amount of government involvement needed can also vary, so there is no specific amount of it that can make the economy healthy or unhealthy.

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In order to create a healthy economy, that means that there needs to be easy access to a workforce, and unemployment rates are low. In addition, making sure that foreign relations are strong and there are no other factors like war and large monopolies taking over industries.

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Many factors are necessary for a healthy economy. One is healthy government involvement, especially concerning things such as minimum wage and protecting trade/competition. Additionally, peace and a lack of severe global conflict is a factor that is necessary for a functioning economy. The government must be stable, and industry has to be protected.

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A strong example of a healthy economy was the 1940s a healthy situation due to the effects of WWII allowing many women to join the workforce as the men were fighting in the war. It is also clear through the wages being increased and 17 million new jobs being created.

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Some factors necessary for a healthy economy include a strong workforce and high supply and demand, which would cause the number of items bought and sold to increase. This, combined with healthy international trade and high civilian morale, could facilitate a healthy economy. Other factors, such as high investment or economic breakthrough, would also be good for the economy.

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In order to have a healthy economy there needs to be the correct balance of govt involvement. Throughout the decades we can see economic growth with and without govt involvement. It all depends on the situation surrrouding our country and the conditions at the time.

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I think a healthy economy looks like that of the mid to late 1990's. In this time period, economic growth increased due to less inflation. There was also less unemployment and economic stagnation. The government was also much less heavily involved. This an example of a healthy economy because the economic conditions were naturally positive, without being artificially boosted by government involvement. People were able to find success without requiring assistance. Additionally this time period supported the dot com bubble, which generated new jobs and shocked the economy into a positive growth.

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A healthy economy means a thriving middle class, with high employment and a steady workforce.Many factors play into a healthy economy, but consistency of wages, employment, and low government involvement is important for a thriving economy.

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Looking at past events, I think it's safe to conclude that the government only gets involved if the economy gets really unhealthy. The government involvement typically results in the economy stabilizing but sometimes government involvement can lead to some even worse stuff, one example being the 2000's era.

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I think the government involvement in the economy has a very large impact. For instance, if the government finds that a business is starting to become a monopoly, they can become involved to stop that and allow for other businesses to flourish. I think this leads to the idea that a some government involvement is beneficial to help the economy remain healthy, since it can prevent factors that aren't good for the economy.

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A healthy economy needs teamwork. many people in the government need to be able to work together with each other, and a mutual understanding needs to be met, or people will fail to expand their economy

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Some factors for a healthy economy are crisis that sparks economic opportunity and government involvement and the cycle of government being involved then government not being involved. Also factors such as regulation of business and trade in order to keep the economy fair.

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The song "War" (1986)
Lyrics
"War is something that I despise
For it means destruction of innocent lives
For it means tears in thousands of mothers' eyes
When their sons go out to fight to give their lives"
The 1940's was a horrid time for the world, where many lives were lost, and many destructive decisions were made that impacted the future significantly.

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The will of the government and the people to do what they want with the economy, the will of other nations to influence the economy how they want, the will of the people on whether or not to have jobs, and the will of the government on how to regulate the economy.

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The factors that are necessary to create a healthy economy are a low/small wealth gap, people (most likely the middle-class) having access to solid-paying jobs, government involvement that creates a stronger economy and doesn't hinder its health, and striving businesses with healthy competition.

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The country needs to have economic growth found through booming industries. this creates job opportunities and lowers unemployment rates and the wage gap. Also, not overly heavy government involvement but I think that government imposing different rules and regulations to keep the economy in place is important.

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Factors that are necessary to create a healthy economy would be the government involvement. The government involvement is the foundation of a healthy economy to thrive, because they can impact the jobs, wealth, and stabilization of the people within the economy.

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Government involvment can be great, jobs can be created, they can help stop monoploes, and they can help boost the economy or make it stable. However, too much government involvment can be bad. Too much or too little swings the pendulum out of stability and will cause great divide in the economy. Too little governemtn involvment, and the economy can fall apart with no one to regulate it. However, too much government involvment can also see the economy in shambles.

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A healthy economy depends on inflation rate, unemployment rate and growth of the GDP during this time. An example of this would be in the 1990's where there was a strong economic growth and a steady job creation, that resulted from technological changes.

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A healthy economy usually includes a strong government, one that listens to the people. A strong economy also has an abundant amount of working class people, that can establish themselves, and hold themselves up.

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When the economy is struggling, high government involvement aids the economy back to a rise. Typically, when the economy is doing well, the government will be less involved in the economy of the government and will instead place their focus on major world events or other things going on in society. I think that government involvement in the economy is only necessary when its in need of help. Overall, though, I think that in order for the economy to remain healthy for a longer period of time, government involvement is necessary.

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the government impacts on the economy can greatly help its health as by the government providing more jobs and more areas for people to work in, it allows for more money to be made which benefits the economy, also by proving people with food and shelter it allows for them to focus on working. In some cases governments can get in the way of progression in jobs as they can interfere with the company

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What happens is the government either over does it on involvement which then leads to protest and the government becoming less involved or the government not being involved enough which leads to the realization that they need to get involved. Also when crisis happens the government will shift involvement to the crisis instead of the economy leading to the government needing to get involved again.

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The effectiveness of government economic involvement varies throughout history. In some time periods, government involvement was able to save or protect the economy's health, such as the policies that brought the nation out of the great depression. However, sometimes government involvement fails to aid the health of the economy, such as in some of the early policies of the 1990s.

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I think that the government involvement can affect the economy and the health of it through what it actually is that they're enforcing and the cause of involvement. It's been noticed that the government tends to increase their involvement when the economy is at an unhealthy/unstable part, or in the times of monopolies. In addition, without a lot of involvement involvement it could cause more harm to the economy, so a stable balance can create the healthy economy.

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In many cases, government involvement is a big factor in the health of an economy, as the government would be able to dictate many things, such as which companies get to grow, and they can also regulate prices and international trade. The ability to pass legislation preventing monopolies or restricting certain industries make it so that the government, both when involved or when not involved, could be a big contributor to the success or failure of an economy.

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The large factors that create a healthy economy are very important and are the direct way to create a healthy economy. these factors are a higher employment rate, economic growth, the less severe difference between the rich and the poor, semi-laissez-faire, and no monopolies.

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It depends on what the government does. I think that with there are some policies that the government can impose that are good for the economy and there are some that are bad for the economy. It really depends on what the government is feeling at the time.

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The involvement of the government within society is significant in creating a healthy economy. In addition to this, job opportunities, employment rates, and a minimal wealth gap are factors that contribute to the creation of a healthy economy.

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The government needs to be available and ready to step in should the economy need additional support (a balance of government involvement). A healthy economy also needs plenty of jobs so that there is a low unemployment rate.

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I think some form of government involvement is always necessary because, as seen, when the government is less involved, there are negative future impacts. Decreased involvement in the 1990s lead to recessions in the 2000s. This happened similarly with the decreased involvement of the 1920s which lead to the Great Depression in the 1930s. I think the government can pull the economy out of devastation and needs to keep a limited but present involvement in times of economic prosperity.

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Some factors that are necessary to create a healthy economy are the growth of the GDP, unemployement rates, human resources, and the support of the government has to be there.

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the government involvement heavily affects the state of the economy. However, it affects in both ways, in many scenarios the effect is negative such as government involvement in the gulf war and government involvement in 9/11. But it also can affect positively such as WWII where it pulled us out of the Great Depression.

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The Ghost of Tom Joad: 1995

Lyrics of the second verse:

Shelter line stretching around the corner
Welcome to the new world order
Families sleeping in the cars in the southwest
No home, no job, no peace, no rest

While Bruce Springsteen is not directly talking about the great depression, many of the lyrics of this song connect to the great depression. "No Home, no job, no peace, no rest." Many families were upturned by the depression finding themselves without homes or a job.

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The degree govt involvement changes depending on the conditions of the U.S. At times throughout the decades increased govt involvement helped the economy prosper with increased jobs and the closing of the wage gap. At other times the govt being less involved allowed for the U.S. economy to grow and expand naturally. Depending on the conditions in the U.S. there are different amounts of govt involvment needed.

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I think while it depends, and it is not beneficial for the federal government to hold too much power, a good balance of government involvement is necessary. Minimal government involvement in the 20's led to the great depression and minimal government involvement in the 90's led to recessions in the 2000's. It's also important to have government involvement during world wars to keep the economy in check with war spending and wartime rationing.

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Born to run:
"Sprung from cages on Highway 9
Chrome wheeled, fuel injected, and steppin' out over the line"

"Beyond the Palace, hemi-powered drones
Scream down the boulevard
Girls comb their hair in rearview mirrors
And the boys try to look so hard
The amusement park rises bold and stark
Kids are huddled on the beach in the mist"

"The highway's jammed with broken heroes
On a last chance power drive
Everybody's out on the run tonight
But there's no place left to hide"

We chose this because of the emphasis of a car and highways because of the Highway act and the boom of transportation within the economy. Also, the mention of entertainment shows the rise of entertainment and that industry during this time.

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When the economy starts struggling, the government needs to be able step in to add additional support. FDR's New Deal helped create more jobs and allowed the economy to recover from the Great Depression. The government should only get involved when it's necessary, as the economy should be able to run on its own.

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Government involvement has been dependent on the stability of the economy, economic failure increases government involvement. The involvement of the government is a contributing factor to the state of the economy. If the government is less involved that can have negative-impacts on the economy and job opportunities, however many examples in history, such as the Great Depression, have shown that government involvement in times of economic failure has helped stabilize the economy.

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There are many factors necessary for creating a healthy economy. These factors include low unemployment, and lack of economic stagnation. Additionally the economy must be increasing or remaining in a stable position. Preferably a healthy economy should have minimal government influence, however some unavoidable historical factors means government involvement is sometimes necessary. Additionally, decreased inflation and societal advances also help to ensure the economy is healthy.

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Glory Days (end of the decade in the Great Depression and looking back on the Roaring Twenties)

We just sit around talking about the old times
She says when she feels like crying
She starts laughing, thinking 'bout

My old man worked twenty years on the line
And they let him go
Now everywhere he goes out looking for work
They just tell him that he's too old

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Usually, when the government isn't involved, people tendon doing worse than if the government was involved. The only time that the government meddles with the economy, usually that is when the economy dips. For example. During the great depression, the vast amount of spending wasn't being taken account by the government until it was too late.

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The government most definitely directly impacts the health of the economy because it builds a framework for the economy. The economy is controlled by the government, therefore the involvement of the government can interfere with businesses, work, food, healthcare, and many other things. The people and economy are heavily impacted by the government involvement because it outlines the economy.

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Government involvement in the economy can impact its health to a significant degree. During the 1930's significant government involvement to combat the Great Depression (policies like the New Deal), allowed the health of the economy to show significant improvements. Additionally in the 1940's, government involvement in the economy to make sure it support the war effort, allowed the U.S economy to remain healthy, and ultimately significantly improve. On the other hand in the early 1990's, when the government got involved in the economy during the Gulf War, the health of the economy decreased.

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Charlie, Nick, E.J. (Talking about 80’s)

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Charlie, Nick, E.J. (Talking about 80’s)

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Hungry Hearts

“Everybody needs a place to rest
Everybody wants to have a home”

Reagan reduced govt. involvement allowing the economy grow and gave business more freedom which allowed more people to have a place to call home and have a place to prosper in.

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Well now I built that Challenger by myself
But I needed money and so I sold it
I lived a secret I shoulda kept to myself
But I got drunk one night and I told it

All my life, I fought this fight
The fight that no man can ever win
Every day it just gets harder to live
The dream I'm believing in

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Thunder Road
Oh baby, you were so right
Thunder Road
There's something dying down on the highway tonight

[Verse]
I won big once and I hit the coast
Oh, but somehow I paid the big cost
Inside I felt like I was carrying the broken spirits
Of all the other ones who lost

When the promise is broken
You go on living, but it steals something from down in your soul
Like when the truth is spoken, and it don't make no difference
Something in your heart turns cold

This relates to the 70 's because many people were fooled becausehey fought a war that they didn't want to fight.

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Better Days (1992)
These are better days baby
These are better days it's true
These are better days
There's better days shining through

These lyrics represent the economic state of the US during the 1990's because of how the Gulf Wars had left the economy in bad shape, but the economic growth during the rest of the 90s exceeded the predicted amounts. In general, this lyric reflects the optimistic mood of most of the decade.

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Decade: 2000s
Song: Devils&Dust

The lyrics:
"Well, I dreamed of you last night
In a field of blood and stone
The blood began to dry
The smell began to rise"
This comments on current events, as people who were directly affected by 9/11, losing people they loved and how it affected the past the events if 9/11 and how they think of their loved ones that are gone in the smoke and blood after 9/11.

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I think that the more the government got involved in the economy, a healthier impact came out of it. This is because the government is always running and controlling the economy. The less or more the government gets involved, reflects upon stabilization of the economy overall.