Decade - 1930s

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Because drought dried up their crops

In the 1930s, the Communist Party USA (CPUSA) gained prominence during the Great Depression, advocating for workers' rights and social justice. The party aligned itself with the broader labor movement and sought to address economic inequality through radical reforms. Despite facing significant government repression, particularly during the Red Scare, the CPUSA attracted diverse membership, including African Americans and intellectuals, who were drawn to its anti-fascist and anti-capitalist stance. However, the party's influence waned by the end of the decade as internal divisions and external pressures increased.

John Dewey was the pragmatist who inspired the progressive education movement of the 1930s. Dewey believed that education should be focused on the needs and interests of the individual student, with an emphasis on hands-on learning and practical problem-solving skills. His ideas had a significant impact on the development of educational practices in the 1930s and beyond.

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They were trying to reduce the rates of unemployment in their respective countries during the great depression. By establishing high tariffs on imports, the idea went, they could protect domestic manufacturers form foreign competition and thus save jobs and protect native industry.

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Italy was transformed into a prosperous, stable democracy during this time.

B. Great Britain and France became military dictatorships during this period.

C. Some European countries turned to totalitarianism to solve their serious economic problems.

D. Germany's government looked to the New Deal in the United States for inspiration.

He cut government spending. -NOVANET-

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In the 1930s, Britain and France attempted to appease Germany primarily through diplomatic concessions and the signing of treaties that allowed Germany to regain some of its lost territories and military strength after World War I. This included the 1935 Anglo-German Naval Agreement, which permitted Germany to expand its navy. The policy of appeasement was rooted in a desire to maintain peace in Europe and avoid another devastating conflict, leading both nations to overlook Hitler’s aggressive ambitions for expansion. Ultimately, these measures failed to prevent further German aggression, culminating in World War II.

I'm answering this question for a research paper myself. Anyways, just search The Treay of Versailles and most sites will tell you that the Germans had many restrictions put on them. Which some say led to the next world war or something. I'm not done researching yet though.

In the 1930s, transportation options included automobiles, which became increasingly affordable and popular due to mass production, especially with models like the Ford Model T. Public transportation systems, such as buses and streetcars, were common in urban areas. Railroads remained a vital mode for long-distance travel, with passenger trains providing a comfortable option. Additionally, air travel was in its infancy, with small airlines offering limited flights for those seeking faster transportation.

Yes, many aspects of the education system have improved since the 1930s. Advances in technology have transformed teaching methods, access to knowledge has expanded through the internet, and there is a greater emphasis on inclusivity and diversity in education today. However, challenges like achievement gaps and funding disparities still persist.

Roosevelt's programs were called the New Deal

In the 1930s, the cost of tires varied depending on the type and brand, but on average, a standard tire could range from $5 to $15. High-quality or specialty tires could be more expensive, sometimes reaching up to $20. Adjusted for inflation, these prices would be significantly lower than what consumers pay for tires today. Economic factors during the Great Depression also influenced tire prices, making affordability a concern for many.

Roosevelt called his plan the "New Deal".

Unfortunately, the "New Deal" programs failed utterly to improve the state of the American economy, and recent research has suggested that these were precisely the wrong nostrums. The New Deal programs stifled growth and retarded the economy, and magnified the impact of the Great Depression; this is a common result for government managed economic programs.

The economy didn't recover until a year after the start of World War II.

Gordon Lee played the role of Porky in the 1930s version of the Little Rascals.

Something that was NOT true about Chinese-Japanese relations?

That their relationship was friendly and cordial.

Okies were migrants, primarily from Oklahoma, who fled the Dust Bowl during the 1930s in search of better living conditions and work opportunities, particularly in California. This mass movement was driven by severe drought, agricultural collapse, and economic hardship. Often facing discrimination and challenging living conditions, Okies became emblematic of the struggles during the Great Depression, highlighting themes of resilience and displacement in American history. Their experiences were famously depicted in literature, most notably in John Steinbeck's "The Grapes of Wrath."