I once heard that - at the end of his life - Groucho Marx would get out of bed and check, if he thought he might have left a light burinng. In other words, even though he had the money to pay for the electricity, he had a frugal attitude, after having lost big during the Depression.
Hoover's belief in rugged individualism shaped his policies based on self government and equal opportunity with little charity.
i would like to know alot more about things that happened in the 1920 for my us history classThing in the 1920s such as the Great Depression helped to shape the Modern Us because without the depression we wouldn't have realized how to handle money or the stock market.
The depression generally affected USA only but all of Europe was in poor shape during the war.
Australia was founded by a group of convicts. This helped to shape its identity as a country. The gold rush also helped to shape the country. Other things like the Aboriginal tribes that inhabited the land and the Eureka Stockade also helped Australia find its identity as an independent country.
In addition to lost jobs and poverty, the Great Depression significantly impacted American mental health, leading to increased rates of anxiety, depression, and suicide. Many individuals faced a loss of dignity and self-worth due to unemployment and financial instability, which strained family relationships and social structures. The widespread despair also fostered a sense of disillusionment with government and capitalism, prompting calls for reform and changes in policies that would later shape the New Deal.
He was an engineer who took a practical approach to the problems during the "Great Depression". He wanted to see a nation built of farmers and home owners.
according to some outstanding persons in historical events for religion,we obliged ourselves to behave good after them.by the way to identity ourselves till now.
there are 7 main influences on a persons personal identity - family - peers - society and culture - religion - community and law - media - gender
The most significant factor in the formation of a person's identity is their upbringing and environment. The values, beliefs, experiences, and relationships that one is exposed to while growing up greatly shape their sense of self and identity. Additionally, personal choices and life experiences also play a role in shaping one's identity over time.
Exercise is a great way to help keep the body and the mind in great shape. It has been proven to treat depression and bipolar disorder.
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The great depression and World War II were the most important events during the Roosevelt presidency.
Challenges in life help us to mature and shape our identity by providing a way for us to find resolutions to problems.
There were several. The Great Depression has to be one, even though this started in 1929, and the outbreak of World War II.
It has been thought by many that physically fit people have less to be depressed about since their body is in good shape. And with that in mind since they are in shape their body works properly; so there is no build up of hormones in their body systems. Although a great many physically fit people seem mentally fit as well (getting those endorphins going which staves off depression) depression can be genetic so it doesn't matter how physically fit one is in some cases. My girlfriends son was in great shape (worked out) in college and studied hard and he had to go on short-term antidepressants. Of course being fit helps, but depression still can hit anyone at anytime.
how is a persons self-concept shaped