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…with the New Deal. Would Roosevelt’s New Deal be what Americans needed to counteract the effects of the depression? In Roosevelt’s first inaugural address he declared, “…In the event that Congress hall fail to take these courses and in the event that the national…

…to be socially owned and operated by a democratically-controlled national banking authority, which should include credit unions, mutual insurance cooperatives, and cooperative state banks, in order to meet the diversity of local and regional needs and the needs…

…. For the duration of the Third Reich the workers were industrial serfs, secure enough in their jobs but with a share in the national income that was even below the Depression level. As the economy moved toward war, a special decree on June 22, 1938, instituted…

…US involvement. This error in judgement secured America's involvement and unbalanced the power structure of the war. As the American's began the to prepare for war, the minds of the American political leaders also began to do some overtime…

…declared wars on the peoples of Latin America, backed by the doctrine of national security. This doctrine was adopted in order to fight the "communist threat" and allowed for the extermination of complete generations in order to prevent "foreign ideologies…

…enacting the farm acts, Roosevelt turned to the recovery of industry. He proposed the National Industrial Recovery Act (NIRA), which had two parts. The first part allowed industry-wide agreements on prices, wages, and production. This was supposed to limit…

…children must come first: Canada has the capacity to act against child poverty. 89% of Canadian citizens believe child poverty should be a priority. Nations who make great provision for social security through their tax and transfer system have…

…of the Wealth of Nations, Adam Smith founded the science of political economy. The effects of this book for the modern world were so significant that it has been described as one of the most important ever written. The Wealth of Nations, which had been about ten…

….” The Nation, (1999): March, pp. 18(1). The Markland Group. “Summary of the Twelve UN Security Council Resolutions adopted after the invasion of Kuwait and prior to the Gulf War.” (1990): At: http://www.hwcn.org/link/mkg/app_3.html. Ya’ari, Ehud. “Still…

…, more progressive governmental programs such as welfare. Instead, they focus on maintaining more traditional, more established programs such as Social Security or Military Defense. Furthermore, Republicans according to its national party committee…