The Battle of Bulge In December 1944, Germans launched an attack in the Ardennes to split the allied forces into two by going through the channel once more. Due to this attack, the allies were almost pushed to the sea but regained control by January 1945. The Battle of Germany Russia had launched a massive […]
Read More »Far East and US It is the events in the pacific and Asia, which brought in USA completely into the war. By 1940, Germany conquered France and Netherland and Britain was busy protecting itself. So in June 1941, Germany invaded soviet Russia, which the Japan took advantage and started invading many Chinese islands. US opposed […]
Read More »During the time of 1930’s, US always stayed away from getting involved in European affairs. Considering this, the congress passed 3 acts of neutrality between 193-37. This law meant that US will not get itself involved in issues happening outside of USA. But the issues taking place in the world created a doubt of whether […]
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Read More »Kennedy impressed on ‘New Frontiers’ during his campaigns. When he became President, a wave of reform was supposed to follow especially with the Democrats with the majority. However, what did happen was a slight shift to the left of Republicanism. Most of his proposals were eventually carried into law but in a very watered down […]
Read More »Impact Of Depression On American History The depression had a deep impact on the history of United States. Another result of depression was that people’s faith in democracy capitalism was shaken, and a large number of people showed willing to forego freedom in the hope of economic security. They started looking with favour […]
Read More »Efforts to fight depression When the depression started in 1929 majority of the American Treaty is lightly and compared it with a hurricane or a blizzard which would soon pass. Hoover also believe that depression was caused by fear and try to restore confidence in the people by pointing out that ‘Prosperity is just […]
Read More »Causes of depression The Economist and historians have not yet been able to reach an agreement regarding the cause of the depression. Some say that the depression was primarily an American phenomenon and the economic setback suffered by other countries steamed largely from the policies adopted in United States. They hold that the European […]
Read More »Hoover and depression “We in America today are nearer to the final, triumph over poverty than ever before in the history of any land”. Hoover Birth- West Branch, Lowa in 1874 lost his parents at the age of 10 he was brought up by his uncle Studies- mining engineering from Levland Stanford University When the […]
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