they tried to. they created the rural electrification act which helped set up electricity to rural America which still operates today, and there was a failed attempt by the government to have farmers slaughter their livestock as to try and use supply and demand to raise the prices of food. they also had prgrams like the CCC civilian conservation corps that built dams and roads to try and industrialize rural America. and anyways, its not the governments job to try and bail us out like that!
During the Gilded Age, a business owner would most likely belong to the Republican Party. The Republican Party was generally associated with pro-business policies, protective tariffs, and support for industrial growth, which appealed to many entrepreneurs and business owners of that era. Additionally, the party's alignment with big business and support for infrastructure projects made it attractive to those seeking to expand their enterprises.
well the Australian government helped the poor and rich and gave them a roof to live inder. banks all ran out of money that is why these days we have shares and we can borrow other peoples money and then pay them back, they didnt have that in those days. you spent only what you earnt. the Aussie government has imporved the living condition and hence we will not have another great depression. wooh hoo go mr dorans h.s.i.e class at b.d.c.
Tories
The trench warfare changed the people that lived during the war because they where scared.They was scared because they didnt want to have to go to the war and be in those horrible conditions.And they where scared about there love ones that was in the war
During the Gilded Age, many Americans believed in the concept of Manifest Destiny, which posited that the U.S. had a divine obligation to spread democracy and civilization. This belief was fueled by a sense of national superiority and economic expansion, as industrial growth created a desire for new markets and resources. Additionally, the prevailing social Darwinism ideology suggested that it was a natural right for more "civilized" nations to uplift those deemed "less developed." These factors combined to foster a paternalistic attitude toward other cultures, leading to a drive to "civilize" the world.
gold only
Those who favored segregation.
minimum wage
During the USSR they were killed, or other wise punished horribly.
During the Gilded Age, a business owner would most likely belong to the Republican Party. The Republican Party was generally associated with pro-business policies, protective tariffs, and support for industrial growth, which appealed to many entrepreneurs and business owners of that era. Additionally, the party's alignment with big business and support for infrastructure projects made it attractive to those seeking to expand their enterprises.
they loved the united states and didnt want to be utterly destroyed in the coming war. keep in mind the war wasnt about slavery it was about states rights and i guess those guys didnt have a problem with a strong federal government.
well the Australian government helped the poor and rich and gave them a roof to live inder. banks all ran out of money that is why these days we have shares and we can borrow other peoples money and then pay them back, they didnt have that in those days. you spent only what you earnt. the Aussie government has imporved the living condition and hence we will not have another great depression. wooh hoo go mr dorans h.s.i.e class at b.d.c.
The British and those loyal to the Empire.
The dominant political party in presidential elections was the Republican party.
no. In those periods seasons didnt change.weird huh?
Your cake would not rise. Or your cookies would not spread. Probably a Denser cake, or tougher cookie would be the case in those two instances..
Yearly, the government gave exams to those who wanted to be official. Those who did qualified for government jobs.