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Harding takes office as the 29th president.
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Congress passed this at to act as a stopgap immigration measure.
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Cecil B. DeMille created the epic The Ten Commandments.
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The first movie with synchronized words and pictures.
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Both of these two Italian anarchists were executed for fear of foreign radicals.
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Lindbergh finished the first ever nonstop flight from New York to Paris.
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Hoover won the presidential election of 1928.
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Stock market prices plummeted and the Great Depression began.
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Herbert Hoover signed this tariff which is known as the highest tariff in American history.
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Roosevelt won the presidential election of 1932.
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Refused to recognize any state established as a result of Japanese aggression.
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Roosevelt developed many institutions and acts to combat the depression and put America back on track economically.
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This administration was created to raise prices of agricultural commodities to limit farm production.
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This administration suspended antitrust laws to allow businesses to regulate production and create fair competition.
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Hitler became chancellor of Germany.
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Roosevelt appeared on the radio for the first time to talk to the American people about what his administration was planning to do.
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This act allowed workers to unionize.
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Roosevelt administered this act to protect workers organizing unions giving them federal legal protection.
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Part of Roosevelt's Second New Deal, this act provided for the benefits of both the elderly and the disabled.
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Roosevelt cut spending and the economy receded to levels almost like the Great Depression.
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The last major New Deal measure which established minimum wage, overtime pay as well as child labor standards.
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John Steinbeck came out with his book which captured the Depression's dislocated populations.
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Germany invaded Poland which started WWII.
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The United States joined the fight in WWII.
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Roosevelt signed this order to prohibit racial discrimination in the military.
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Roosevelt announced his Four Freedoms including the freedom of speech, worship, from want, and from fear.
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Japan attacked Pearl Harbor, Hawaii.