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 * Unit 8: Chapters 31, 32, & 33

The so-called "Radio Revolution" had a profound effect on American society. This revolutionized communication for pop culture and nationial dialogue. The advent of radio made jazz music present in many homes around the nation, which led to the shaping of of cultural tendencies and uniting popular tastes. This exposed citizens to both high profile aspects, as well as liad back opinions. Communication was definitely revolutionized during this time period.

52. After the hard times in the late 1920's and the great depression in the early 1930's, labor changed its course many times. Rooxsevelt's new deal contributed many new positive programs to enhance job opportunities through the country. With unemployment drcresing, and WW2 creating many new job opportunies, businesses now understood the magnitude to which overproduction can enforce. As a result of this series of events, laws and amendments were enforced to create a more safe, equal society.

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CHLOE KORNACK 3. Describe the immigration laws passed in the 1920's.** Immigration laws were undergoing vast reperations throughout the early twentieth century, especially in the 1920's. Groups such as the KKK became prominent and gained strength because they were anti-non-whites, meaning they were working to do whatever they could to avoid having non-whites in the US. Conservative Presidents, throughout this time period, enacted several laws to limit and control legislation to curb immigration so that fewer different races would be allowed in become legal US citizens. Through the Emergency Quota Act, immigrants were limited to be permitted into the US. Only a certain, established amount per country was allowed to immigrate and become citizens to reduce an overwhelming majority of another non-white race from dominating. The Immigration Act of 1924 was established to exclude whole races, specifically the Japanese, from being able to become a naturalized US citizen. These resulted from the end of World War One in which many Americans feared other races taking over the United States and impacting the government. The textbook author made FDR out to be a hero and a leading The New Deal was the name that United States President Franklin D. Roosevelt gave to a sequence economic planning and economic stimulus programs he initiated between 1933 and 1938 with the goal of giving work (relief) to the unemployed, reform of business and financial practices, and recovery of the economy during The Great Depression. The enactment of New Deal policies lasted from 1933 through 1939. And the New Deal was thought of to be the main reason that the United States got out of the Great Depression. Relief, Recovery, and reform were the three R's.
 * 58. Textbook opinion of FDR?**
 * 41. Describe the New Deal?**